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Jane Pauley interviews Hillary Rodham Clinton. “The American political system is probably one of the most brutal in the world,” Jane Pauley’s interview of Hilary Rodham Clinton June12, 2014. Experienced Liberal Jane...said nothing. No questions about “hey, what did you think of Adolf's, or maybe Saddam's, or how about Assad's?” Are you kidding me? And she is potentially running for president? And Jane Pauley is still doing interviews. Has the world gone nuts?
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The document criticizes Barack Obama and his supporters among Democrats and liberals. It argues that Obama either knew about or should have known about: the attack on the Libyan embassy, problems with the Obamacare rollout, NSA spying on allies, issues with dealing with Syria's chemical weapons, and doubts about Iran giving up its nuclear program. However, Obama still has some support from Democrats, which the document says may be due to backing the first black president rather than his actual policies and achievements. It suggests Democrats should admit Obama was a mistake and be more selective in their next non-Caucasian candidate.
Those damn Republicans...
The Republicans faced criticism for their attempt to force negotiations on the Affordable Care Act, as President Obama would not compromise on his signature healthcare law. While their strategy of reducing government costs was sound, specifically targeting Obamacare gave Democrats ammunition. The Republicans should continue pursuing cost reductions through the budget and debt ceiling, which have been mainstream conservative goals for decades, in order to save the nation from an overreaching federal government. However, they should avoid mentioning Obamacare to make their case more effective.
Paycheck to paycheck
The document discusses reasons why many Americans, even those with steady incomes, live paycheck to paycheck with no savings. It argues that Americans overspend due to wants, lack of frugality, gluttony, and taste creep. Wanting unnecessary items seen on TV and overeating restaurant food are draining savings. While higher incomes allow for nicer cars and homes, basics were affordable before. This lifestyle leaves Americans vulnerable with no rainy day funds.
Equal pay for equal work
This document discusses reasons why women may not earn equal pay compared to men, despite doing equal work. It argues that childbearing responsibilities often interrupt women's work, as they need time off for childcare issues, school pickups, and other family duties. This leads to women accumulating skills and advancing in their careers more slowly than men who do not have these interruptions. As a result, the document claims it is not fair to expect employers to provide equal pay when the work is not equally consistent due to child-related interruptions. It also notes that women tend to advance most early in their careers before having children or later after children are raised, but are less competitive during child-rearing years.
Drug addiction among providers in the medical field...
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In this report we show that the realities and challenges of life and migration in this region and in Zambia need to be better understood for support to be strengthened and tuned to meet the specific needs of young people on the move. This includes understanding the role of state and non-state stakeholders, the impact of laws and policies and, critically, the experiences of the young people themselves. We provide recommendations for immediate action, recommendations for programming to support young people on the move in the two towns that would reduce risk for young people in this area, and recommendations for longer term policy advocacy.
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