Ronald Reagan’s 1964 “A Time for Choosing” Speech
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“No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. So governments’ programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we’ll ever see on this earth.” - Ronald Reagan
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Ronald Reagan's A Time for Choosing - 1964
A Time for Choosing by Ronald Reagan October 27, 1964 To a significant degree, Ronald Reagan's election to the presidency stems from this speech, given on national television on behalf of, and sponsored by, Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign. The speech remains amazingly fresh as
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HawkCast Ep 116 No Beau: What's NEXT at QB for Iowa + NEW COMMIT Jonah Pace
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Adam, Ross AND i discuss Iowa's miss on Penn State transfer portal quarterback, Beau Pribula and the latest commitment in Central Michigan DL, Jonah Pace.
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HawkCast Ep 116 No Beau: What's NEXT at QB for Iowa + NEW COMMIT Jonah Pace
Iowa's miss on Penn State transfer portal quarterback, Beau Pribula and the latest commitment, Jonah Pace.
Honda-Nissan-Mitsubishi merger to create 3rd largest automaker official
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Honda-Nissan-Mitsubishi merger to create 3rd largest automaker official
It's really happening: Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi are joining forces to operate together under a single holding company, in a bid to stave off fierce competition around the world.
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COMMIT: Central Michigan DL Jonah Pace Chooses Iowa
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There's your second transfer commit. Premium three thoughts shortly.
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COMMIT: Central Michigan DL Jonah Pace Chooses Iowa
Central Michigan defensive tackle, Jonah Pace has committed to Iowa out of the transfer portal.
Trump threatens to sue Iowa pollster, newspaper
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President-elect Donald Trump threatened Monday to file a lawsuit against The Des Moines Register and famed Iowa pollster Ann Selzer, whose final survey before the Nov. 5 election badly underestimated Trump's support in the state, which he won.
“In my opinion it was fraud and election interference," Trump claimed of the survey, according to the Associated Press.
The incoming president took questions from reporters Monday at Mar-a-Lago in Florida during his first news conference since winning election.
ABC News last week agreed to pay $15 million toward Trump’s presidential library to settle a lawsuit over anchor George Stephanopoulos’ inaccurate assertion on the air that the Trump had been found civilly liable for raping writer E. Jean Carroll. Instead, Trump had been found liable for sexual assaulting and defaming her.
Trump on Monday previewed future legal action he planned to take against the news media. “I'm not doing this because I want to, I'm doing this because I feel l have an obligation to,” he told reporters.
“I'm going to be bringing one against the people in Iowa, their newspaper, which had a very, very good pollster, who got it right all the time and then just before the election, she said I was going to lose by three of four points,” Trump continued. “And it became the biggest story of all time, all over the world.”
Selzer announced last month that she would retire her polling operation, a decision she said she had made well before the election.
The pollster, whose sterling reputation took a hit when it missed the Trump-Harris result in Iowa by 17 points, said she has seen nothing in the polling data that should have signaled the results were off.
“If you’re hoping that I had landed on exactly why things went wrong, I have not,” Selzer said Friday during recording of “Iowa Press” at Iowa PBS Studios in Johnston. “It does sort of awaken me in the middle of the night, and I think, ‘Well, maybe I should check this. This is something that would be very odd if it were to happen.’ But we’ve explored everything.”
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“In my opinion it was fraud and election interference," Trump claimed of the survey, according to the Associated Press.
The incoming president took questions from reporters Monday at Mar-a-Lago in Florida during his first news conference since winning election.
ABC News last week agreed to pay $15 million toward Trump’s presidential library to settle a lawsuit over anchor George Stephanopoulos’ inaccurate assertion on the air that the Trump had been found civilly liable for raping writer E. Jean Carroll. Instead, Trump had been found liable for sexual assaulting and defaming her.
Trump on Monday previewed future legal action he planned to take against the news media. “I'm not doing this because I want to, I'm doing this because I feel l have an obligation to,” he told reporters.
“I'm going to be bringing one against the people in Iowa, their newspaper, which had a very, very good pollster, who got it right all the time and then just before the election, she said I was going to lose by three of four points,” Trump continued. “And it became the biggest story of all time, all over the world.”
Selzer announced last month that she would retire her polling operation, a decision she said she had made well before the election.
The pollster, whose sterling reputation took a hit when it missed the Trump-Harris result in Iowa by 17 points, said she has seen nothing in the polling data that should have signaled the results were off.
“If you’re hoping that I had landed on exactly why things went wrong, I have not,” Selzer said Friday during recording of “Iowa Press” at Iowa PBS Studios in Johnston. “It does sort of awaken me in the middle of the night, and I think, ‘Well, maybe I should check this. This is something that would be very odd if it were to happen.’ But we’ve explored everything.”
Capitol Notebook: Trump threatens to sue Iowa pollster
Also, state says school for troubled boys reaches ‘substantial compliance’ with oversight
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Disney cuts transgender storyline from new animated Pixar series
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(CNN) – Disney has cut a transgender storyline from its new animated Pixar series titled “Win or Lose.”
The edit comes ahead of the show’s release next year.
The animated show centers around a co-ed middle school softball team called “The Pickles.”
Each of the show’s eight episodes will focus on a different member of the team.
"Win or Lose" will begin streaming Feb. 19 on Disney+.(Disney)
According to a source, while the storyline involving gender identity will no longer be included, the character will remain in the series.
In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter, Disney said for animated content directed toward younger audiences, the company recognizes that “many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline.”
“Win or Lose” will begin streaming Feb. 19 on Disney+.
(CNN) – Disney has cut a transgender storyline from its new animated Pixar series titled “Win or Lose.”
The edit comes ahead of the show’s release next year.
The animated show centers around a co-ed middle school softball team called “The Pickles.”
Each of the show’s eight episodes will focus on a different member of the team.
"Win or Lose" will begin streaming Feb. 19 on Disney+.(Disney)
According to a source, while the storyline involving gender identity will no longer be included, the character will remain in the series.
In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter, Disney said for animated content directed toward younger audiences, the company recognizes that “many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline.”
“Win or Lose” will begin streaming Feb. 19 on Disney+.