This week's guest on Facing the Future is U.S. Representative Carolyn Bourdeaux (GA-7th). In addition to serving on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, she Chairs the Blue Dog Coalition's Task Force on Fiscal Responsibility and Government Reform. We discussed her ideas for needed investments, how they might be responsibly financed and her support for the Trust Act, which aims to prevent several key federal trust funds from reaching insolvency within the next 15 years.
This week on Facing the Future, I talked to EcomonistMom.com blogger Diane Lim about the surprisingly weak April jobs report. Then we turned our attention to President Biden's proposals for the "care economy," including their potential to expand the work force and the difficulty of raising revenue to pay for them.
Chris talks with Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and Bruce Cassidy about the Bruins clinching a playoff spot and Xander Bogaerts and Alex Cora about the Red Sox being baseball's first team to 20 wins.
Neil Levesque, Executive Director of the N. H. Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College and Amy Hall, Executive Director of the Granite State Dairy Promotion.
This week on Facing the Future we look at President Biden’s ambitious policy agenda with former Ambassador and New Hampshire Congressman Richard Swett. Then we go to Las Vegas with Concord Coalition Field Director Phil Smith and Jayce Farmer, professor of public policy at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, who uses Concord's Principles and Priorities budget exercise with his mid-career graduate students.
State Rep Dave Luneau, member of the House Education Committee. He chaired a 2020 commission to study school funding in the state plus Amy Hall, Executive Director of the Granite State Dairy Promotion”.
Sports Journalist, NBC’s Lynne Snierson previewing the 147th running of the Kentucky Derby and Leah Plunkett, Attorney, Professor and author of the book, “Sharenthood: Why We Should Think Before We Talk About our Kids On Line
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