I Do Not Believe That The Federal

Community Action Is As Valuable A Principle On The International Level As It Has Been Domestically.

The Public Is Ready Now For A Safety Net For The Middle Class, Something Not Just For The Poor, But For Everyone Who Will Need Help, From Time To Time, In Order To Own A Home, Educate Their Kids, Keep Themselves Healthy Or Have Something To Retire On.

Particularly Marijuana, I Think Is A Great Hypocrisy. I Think Frankly It Contributes To A Good Deal Of The Sense Of Unfairness You Have Among Younger People Who Are Told They Shouldn't Do This Because It’s Got All These Negative Effects, But Then Older People Are Engaging In All Kinds Of Things That Probably Have A Greater Impact On People.

Donald Trump Has Done More For Getting People To Understand The Importance Of Public Policy That Respond To Public Needs In An Affirmative Way Than Anything We Could Have Done On Our Own.

Trying To Avert Foreclosures, Once You Can't Just Force The Banks To Do It As A Condition Of Getting Aid, Means That You Have To Put Some Public Money Into It Or You Have To Do Other Things That Are Politically Unpopular. From The Macroeconomic Standpoint There Is Overwhelming Need To Help People Reduce What They Owe So That We Don't Get The Foreclosures And We Don't Get People Kicked Out Of Their Homes. On The Other Hand, There Is Great Resistance Politically To Helping People, Not All Of Whom Would Be Worth Recipients Of The Help.