Graduation from financial hardship.
The process one attends to and processes individually during times of neglect and disservice, economic bend so on and so forth.
In America the resolute desk awaited in time the reception of community, disengaged or otherwise, without preference to a fancy.
That people welcomed privacy and freedoms in turns of cloth.
Failure from the claims of experience towards the hardship mounted and the data persists from the original regression. This regression is not without loss or need for more distance after the trauma.
When office supply is taken and documenting oneself is not heard of, restraint becomes law.
"House" titles have been drawn from a private surplus budget and to those on the line, the slavery line in repetition of American civil war, writing of rights remains the constant constraints of our democracies independent voting process.
To know better
To no better
To know better
To no better
#aoc #elizabethwarren #cagovernor #nytimes #latimes #washingtonpost #dailymirror #bbcnews #ctvnews
Other meetings: Sean Plankey, nominee for the Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency; members of the Embassy of Rwanda in the United States; Prineha Narang, a quantum physicist who does work with the Department of Energy; Admiral Stephen “Web” Koehler, Commander of the United States Pacific Fleet; Robin Vince, CEO of BNY; Kirsten Davies, nominee to be Chief Information Officer at the Department of Defense; Cho Hyun-****, South Korea’s Ambassador to the United States; John Byrnes, Director of Strategy at Concerned Veterans for America; and Phill Swagel, Director of the Congressional Budget Office.
I attended the signing ceremony for the peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These countries have been at war for decades and I want to congratulate President Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and leadership from both nations on getting this deal done to establish lasting peace in the area. I spoke to a group of interns from across Capitol Hill about my work in the Senate. I also attended our weekly Senate Bible Study, where our verse of the week was 1 John 3:17, and our Senate Prayer Breakfast, where Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire was our speaker.
Hearings: I attended six hearings this past week. In one hearing of the Appropriations committee, we discussed the President’s rescissions package with Director of the Office of Management and Budget Russ Vought. I asked Mr. Vought about protections for tribal radio funding, watch the
When courage called for disobedience I ran as fury into the congressional building and my reflection, john lewis, awaited as a hand shake.
The war is still for a civil day in the night sky.
