host: we will hear from mitch daniels. guest: he is correct.broaden his point about the downsides of the marvelous technologies that predominate society. civics is not of that incoming students, even some of the brightest have not mastered. i will give you a closely related problem, they do not write well at all, there's not write much -- they have not read much. it is hard to write well if you have not read any excellent writing. they have not been asked to write much, so they do not express themselves well. even though they have all of the intelligence that it would take. i cautioned other students many times about the many risks involved with this marvelous technology. you put your finger on that. host: students have the option to take the entire course by podcast, correct? guest: they do and can access this content, whatever route they take, if they take one of these courses as an alternative to this, they may take part of that online. there is nothing wrong with that. it is the content that they are accessing, but they might be missing if

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kentucky's daniel cameron who mitch mcconnell is trying to install as the successor.ney general were the point of trump's sphere. pushing, pushing, pushing to overturn the election. to parrot the big lie, right. the executive board of the republican attorney generals association, raga's board has a new member, todd rokita from indiana. todd rokita has made a journey not different from a lot of republicans. he was basically just like a classical republican loyal soldier in charge of indiana's elections for years and in fact in 2005, you want continuity between the old and the new republican party, rokita helped to pass a law requiring voters to show identification. it ended up going to the supreme court. in 2016 rokita supported marco rubio. he called donald trump someone who is vulgar if not profane. sort of humorous, yes that is true but really the least of it. then he made the turn almost every elected republican has made and went full maga. even though he is not a part of the lawsuit since he was just elected, he praised the lawsuit. two days after the january 6th

you've got the kentucky's daniel cameron, who mitch mcconnell is reportedly trying to install as hiscessor. and in the 2020 election, the republicans attorneys generals where the point of trump's spear. there were some of the most vocal, high-profile republican state leaders, pushing, pushing, pushing to overturn the election. to power the big lie. right? well now, the executive board of the republican's attorneys generals association as a new member. his name is todd rokita he is the attorney general from indiana. he is going to fit right in. you see todd rokita has made a journey, not that different from a lot of republicans. including the new republican conference chair, elise stefanik, he was just a classic republican loyal soldier. he was in charge of indiana's elections for years as a secretary of state. in fact, in 2005, if you want some continuity between the old a new republican party, rokita helped pass a state law requiring voters require voters to show identification. which at the time was controversial. in fact it ended up going all the way to the supreme court. in 2016,

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