March 9, 2010 11:40 AM
Bob Schieffer spoke with Jonathan Krohn, the 15 year-old wunderkind about his new book, "Defining Conservatism". Plus; Unplugged gives a health care primer with Norm Ornstein and Keli Goff.
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See all 19 CommentsPoor kid! He has no idea how much he doesn't know! Shame on his parents for using him!
....we'll never hear from him again
he's got something wrong with him ... and the long term doesn't look good ... for him or the ones he ends up being an authority over.
Have you ever seen "Little Man of God" the documentary? It is about a child preacher, good stuff.
Aping an ideology is not indicative of intelligence or even an understanding of any given ideology.
on what to say to parents who have lost a child to fighting overseas in
the Mid East, what to do when a hospital sends you a bill for $114000
that your insurance did not cover, and how you would address a brilliant
set of lawmakers and get them to explain why it was necessary to borrow
and spend the social security/medicare trust fund, at the same time
borrowing trillions of dollars from what many would consider our country's foremost adversary, not only militarily but in almost all other
fronts. Among our shortcomings as a country would have to be our obsession with creating "kings" out of those who have never lived as a
servant.
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