the idea is simple, if you have a pouch or you can take that boucher and instead of paying 80% of your income to rent, 70% of your income to rent you pay 30% with the voucher covering the rest. you can would like as long as housing isn't too expensive or too shoddy. it would change the face of poverty in this country. addictions would plummet or they would become rare again. homelessness would drop. when families finally receive housing vouchers after years and years on a waiting list they do one thing with the consistent freedom of income. they go to the grocery store. they buy more food. their children become stronger and healthier but a lot of kids today with names like jory and jafar is will not get t because they ran to ee. that's wrong. the national affordable housing program could change that. the anti-poverty effort a community improvement plan at public opposition of all rolled into one. i think this is one of many potential policy recommendations that can be from at this problem. what works in washington d.c. might not work in milwaukee or dallas. one city has to build and an

or, as former democratic representative rich boucher wrote recently, by the end of this year, 70% of internet traffic will be encrypted and beyond the surveillance of sisps . isps those who are already winning big in the world of online advertising. that's former ftc chairman lebowitz put it, the big data marketplace will carry on except , ironically, the fcc will have insulated its largest players from isp competition. third, the fcc's proposal may signal the end for ad-based discounts on online services. the agency put in its crosshairs free services in exchange for information as well as programs that offer consumers discounts on the broadband service in exchange for consent to use web browsing data to tailor a customer's ads. i don't see how denying consumers such choices is in their interest. finally, everyone in the online ecosystem should recognize that the fcc's decision to target isps is a calculated political choice. in crafting the online regulations the agency relied on , section 706 of the telecommunications act. under the majority's reading of that section, the agency h

or, as former democratic representative rich boucher wrote recently, by the end of this year, 70% of internet traffic will be encrypted and be beyond the surveillance of isps, selectively burdening isps gives a windfall to those already winning in the world of advertising. the big data marketplace will caro on, except ironically, they will have isolated their biggest players from isp competition. third, the fcc's proposal may signal the end for ad-based discounts on online services. the agency put in its crosshairs free services in exchange for information as well as programs that offer consumers discounts on the broadband service in exchange for consent to use web bro browsing data to tailor a consumer's ads. i don't see how denying consumers such choices is in their interest. finally, everyone in the online ecosystem should recognize that the fcc's decision to target isps is a calculated political choice. in crafting this online privacy regulation, the agency relied on section 706 of the telecommunications act. under the majority's reading of that section, the agency has a power to

or, as former democratic representative rich boucher wrote recently, by the end of this year, 70% of internet traffic will be encrypted and be be beyond the surveillance of sisps -- those who are already winning big in the world of online advertising. that's former ftc chairman lebowitz put it, the big data marketplace will carry on except ironically the fcc will have insulated its largest players from isp competition. third, the fcc's proposal may signal the end for ad-based discounts on online services. the agency prosecutioned crosshairs free services in exchange for information as well as programs that offer consumers discounts on the broadband service in exchange for consent to use web browsing data to tailor a customer's ads. i don't see how denying consumers such choices is in their interest. finally, everyone in the online ecosystem should recognize that the fcc's decision to target isps is a calculated political choice. the agency relied on section 706 of the telecommunications act. under the majority's reading of that section, the agency has a power to take practically any

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mariela shaker, i don't think you need introduction, you are introduced by ambassador boucher said this is an associate a great talent in music. i can only foresee your career. that's very well done. george in the middle, a street activism to the u.s. in 2013. against a mistake when everything started going really down the drain. he lives and works in chicago. he has carried out a successful petition to increase the number of syrians result of years. and given the mood this year in the u.s. i think that's very well done. you must have really had to push the rock up a very steep hill. so congratulations. we still think the numbers are not enough. i think we'll hear about that but very well done. you invited to the white house a couple of times and your work has been featured on cnn, the "washington post" and the "huffington post." you're also the cofounder of the c rating youth empowerment initiative to empower high school students in syria in neighboring countries. very nice initiative to keep hope going on. congratulations. ahmad beetar is a man who plays different instruments. he's a