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if a military tennant has a complaint or concern, how can they absolutely count on lindley's to address this concern in a timely and professional and adequate manner. and most recently snow removal has come up in the north country. i know some of you don't face that, but that is a significant concern and that came up at a town hall recently. >> thank you for the question. we operate in a structure with very clear protocol of responding to inquiries that gives references they can come straight to our project director. they can come tors set customer service they can come through our resident apps. we monitor all the request digitally through a system, so it's not a manual process we can track anything that's not monitored. so we have a management regime looking at the things that are not addressed and appropriate manner. i think in addition, the residents on the advisory board that we've actually put in place which will be rolling out onto fort drum very soon, is the other form for which residents can get voices and access with those community represent in some small areas and making sur

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point of conservative judges, and outlawing abortion and does that matter more than the central tennants of someone's faith. >> that is real to that list as well. look, i'm an atheist. i went to catholic school for most of my life and the goal is not to identify policies that you might subscribe to and then put aside your moral issues. that is not what the bible teaches, that is not what christianity teaches. and i'm not going to pretend to know what is in the hearts and minds of millions of evangelicals. but it's concerning. and i do home that this op-ed creates a dialogue. because i think it is one that evangelicals should be having. they're not a monolith and they don't all vote the same or based on the same things. and, look, every vote is a complicated vote no matter who you are and what your moral compass is but i would say i think this is an opportunity for a democrat like pete buttigieg, who speaks christianity fluently and the other democratic candidates don't and it is a put-on and you could tell it is a put-on. for someone like pete buttigieg this is a real important part of h

and maybe the point is the constant immoral behavior in addition to all of the other ten nant -- tennantscals, enough is enough and you cannot lead this country and offer moral leadership when you lie every day all of the time and you behave the way he does. maybe that is the point. >> we're well into the presidency at this point. you were referring to that. and the magazine addressed why they did this now. we have reserved judgment on mr. trump for years and some have criticized us for our reserve. it is time to call a spade a spade. we are playing with a stacked deck of gross immorality and ethical incompetence. what do you think about the timing of this? >> well i'm not sure about the timing. but this is a crack, the first real crack that i've seen. because that coalition is so important. and when i was in office, i had a pretty simple rule, people could disagree with your policy, as long you talk to them. when you embarrass the people that vote for you, that is a different game. and i think what happened over time, it was getting harder and harder, and i'm not talking about the policy

so it is a fundamental tennant of national security to push back against russian aggression. is it true, mr. goldman, that harming the ukraine military also harms the u.s. national security. >> that is pretty much what every witness said. >> last week professar karlan confirming it is a national interest for his own private ends and a slideshows what she said. mr. goldman, based on the evident you found in your report is it fair to conclude that the president's actions both leveraged taxpayer funds for his own private gain and sacrificed the national interest for his own private ends? >> that is what we found. >> and i was struck by mr. holmes testimony because it made it clear the president only cared about investigating his political opponent. here is what mr. holmes said. >> ambassador sondland stated that the president only cares about big stuff. ip noted there was big stuff going on in ukraine. like aer war with russia. and ambassador sondland replied that he meant big stuff that benefits the president like the biden investigation that mr. giuliani was pushing. >> look,

military housing reform, ncluding a tennants bill of rights. reforms to the movement of household goods. additional steps to combat and harassment. a number of provisions related to military health care, to quality of care that they get. compensation for medical at military treatment facilities. repeal of the widows tax, which something that congressman joe wilson, among others, has pushing for for a number of years. those are just some of the hings related to our military folks that are in this bill and i can't think of another significant issue, military families -- issue families have brought up to over the past year or two or three that does not have some provision in this bill. in addition, for the civilians t d.o.d. and the rest of the government, it has paid parental leave so we can be in a better with big o compete employers around the country. people.r our in addition, it does a lot to rebuild and repair the damage that is done by military.tion to our it helps us prepare for our adversaries. very importantly, to authorize space force.