We Are Out Of The Ditch, We're

I Want To Appoint Supreme Court Justices Who Understand The Way The World Really Works, Who Have Real-life Experience, Who Have Not Just Been In A Big Law Firm And Maybe Clerked For A Judge And Then Gotten On The Bench, But, You Know, Maybe They Tried Some More Cases, They Actually Understand What People Are Up Against.

[young People] Can't Do Much With [student Debt] Other Than Try To Figure Out How To Pay It Down. They Can't Take Jobs They Want. They Can't Get The Credit They Would Like To Start A Business. So We're Going To Refinance It, We're Going Move People Into Income-contingent Repayment Plans, We're Going To Have A Date Certain When Their Obligations End, And I'm Not Going To Let The Government Harass Kids.

On Healthcare We Are The Prisoner Of Our Past. The Way We Got To Develop Any Kind Of Medical Insurance Program Was During World War Ii When Companies Facing Shortages Of Workers Began To Offer Healthcare Benefits As An Inducement For Employment. So From The Early 1940s Healthcare Was Seen As A Privilege Connected To Employment. And After The War When Soldiers Came Back And Went Back Into The Market There Was A Lot Of Competition, Because The Economy Was So Heated Up.

I Think That Is A Responsibility We All Share As Americans. But As State Department Employees, We Have A Special Duty To Guard Ourselves And Our Sensitive Information. Complying With Department Policies And Being Alert To Potential Threats Will Help Protect All Of Us.

Our Prisons And Our Jails Are Now Our Mental Health Institutions.