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President Donald Trump has approved an agreement with Saudi Arabia that could potentially provide the kingdom with uranium enrichment capability for its civilian nuclear program, according to two people familiar with the matter. The deal is expected to last 30 years and is also expected to involve U.S. firms in developing the program. The deal could allow for the building of a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia following a joint U.S.-Saudi study.
This is where you might have expected Democrats to step in. But Democrats, cowed by the Reagan revolution and frightened of being seen as socialists, largely confined themselves to working on the demand side of the ledger. When Americans in 1978 heard that "government cannot solve our problems, it can't set our goals, it cannot define our vision," the words didn't come from Ronald Rea-gan. They came from President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, in his State of the Union address.? This was a preview of things to come. In 1996, the next Democratic president, Bill Clinton, announced that "the era of big government is over." The notion that the US government cannot solve America's problems was not unilaterally produced by Reagan and the GOP. It was coproduced by both parties and reinforced by their leaders. Progressivism's promises and policies, for decades, were built around giving people money, or money-like vouchers, to go out and buy something that the market was producing but that the poor could not afford. The Affordable Care Act subsidizes insurance that people can use to pay for health care. Food stamps give people money for food. Housing vouchers give them money for rent. Pell Grants give them money for college. Tax credits for child care give people money to buy child care. Social Security gives them money for retirement. The minimum wage and the earned-income tax credit give them more money for anything they want. These are important policies, and we support them. But while Democrats focused on giving consumers money to buy what they needed, they paid less attention to the supply of the goods and serv
NFF-president Lise Klaveness er også i Vancouver, der hun møtte VG denne uken. – Personlig synes jeg at 57 millioner kroner er en for høy lønn, fordi den kan undergrave behovet for utskiftning. Å være FIFA-president er en utrolig heftig jobb, men dette er jo også et spørsmål om noen mennesker bør tjene 57 millioner kroner i en medlemsorganisasjon, sier Klaveness. Bilde av Lise Klaveness Lise Klaveness NFF-president. På toppen av 57 millioner kroner i året, dekker FIFA også en rekke private utgifter for Gianni Infantino. Det er blant annet snakk om privatskolen til barna hans i Miami, der han nå har base.