Last week, presidential candidate John Delaney toured the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, a facility currently holding approximately 1,700 asylum seekers. Delaney and his wife April McClain-Delaney also sponsored a group of 14 students and two professors from Georgetown University Law Center to provide legal assistance to asylum seekers for a week.
Reporting this week in the Washington Post highlights the security risks posed by critical transportation infrastructure being manufactured by companies owned by the Chinese government, including the potential for new rail cars running in the nation’s capital. According to the Post, “the state-owned China Railway Rolling Stock Corp., or CRRC, has used bargain prices to win four of five large U.S. transit rail car contracts awarded since 2014.”
Independent research released yesterday shows that domestic carbon emissions rose 3.4% in 2018. John Delaney believes that this report is yet more evidence that the United States is failing to address climate change. On the campaign trail, Delaney has called for implementing a carbon tax, a market-based solution to reducing emissions that will also raise revenues that can be redistributed directly back to the American people.
Today, Congressman John Delaney’s 2020 presidential campaign announced the hiring of Chris MacKenzie as New Hampshire State Director and Casey Neal as New Hampshire Deputy Political Director.
Today, John Delaney’s 2020 Presidential campaign announced several key staff positions including an Iowa State Director, Iowa Caucus Director and a total Iowa staff of 24. This month, the campaign will also open six, new campaign offices across the state. The campaign also announced Connie Klug and Paula Meyer as the Iowa Campaign Co-Chairs.
Trump does not understand the job of the Federal Reserve, which is to promote maximum employment, stable prices and long-term moderate interest rates while also regulating the banking system and stabilizing the financial system. While the Federal Reserve obviously cares about the functioning of markets, its job is not to ensure that stocks always go up every week, which is what Trump seems to think their job is.
