but hankins has a plan. i'm going to build a park for them. for kids, education, tourism.nd if that plan gets off the ground, hankins is ready with a model of president obama and whoever might come after. >> do you follow the current presidential race? any one of them you think would make a good bust? >> i think thinking about calling donald up. he would want a big one, might even out of gold. >> and until that day, here they sit, giving new meaning to the phrase washington is broken. >> hankins said it costs about $1,500 to repair each statue and the plan is to re-open it near colonial williamsburg. >> i'm a biography nut. i want to go to this park. can people go? >> that's the thing. he doesn't have a roadside attraction permit. but he's gotten some strange requests. someone asked to get married next to lincoln. >> naturally. >> he gets the gambit, but he can't do it. he's a couple million short. >> is there a website? >> nothing. he's off the grid. >> hasn't figured out how to raise money yet. >> crowdsource this. go fund me. go fund howard hankins. good work, man. >> t

stefan hankin, a democrat. phone lines are open. (202)748-8001 for republicans. (202)748-8000 for democrats. i want to share with you a piece this morning, a rather lengthy "the new york-- "sundayreview" by the author of the book, "the big crowd." of social "the rise media is centered on forming virtual communities of like-minded people. all true, but the heart of the matter is this -- the system is not supposed to work. with a few notable exceptions, the men who drafted the american constitution were much more concerned about the excesses of power then getting things done. they threaded it with checks and balances that made it easy for a determined opposition to stop any agenda. they considered parties to be an inherent evil." with all this breakdown, this is to be expected, according to this essay. guest: i've heard this viewpoint before. as far as what the framers were looking for, personally, i find it hard to believe they were looking for a government that wasn't going to function at all. certainly, they w

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washington journal, a political roundtable on the 2016 campaign with democratic pollsters stefan hankin and republican pollster kelly and conway. later, marc ginsberg, former u.s. ambassador to morocco talks that the president strategy to combat isis. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the reagan narrative was that he was a lightweight, grade b actor with premature orange hair which is what gerald ford said about him in 1976. even with all of the successes of this administration, historians have consistently rated ronald reagan low. i believe that of ideological bias. >> sunday night on q&a, historian craig shirley discusses his book "laugh back." a look at ronald reagan's life after leaving the white house and the way he's been remembered since his death. >> i like to write about ronald reagan because i grew up in the 1980's. but, i also write about the facts. i don't make things that. i don't believe that -- make things that. succeeded inave repositioning people think