Last week hundreds of thousands of Americans took to the streets to protest what they saw as the evisceration of environmental legislation and a rollback of US efforts to stem the tide of climate change.
In a debate with Mr. Bush on Thursday in Los Angeles, Mr. McCain rolled back a little on rollback, arguing that his efforts to arm and equip opponents of such dictators amounted to "an attempt to avoid United States military involvement".
Sessions' actions so far as attorney general, combined with statements he's made in the past, suggest that a rollback of police reform efforts may be underway at the federal level, but that doesn't mean police reform is dead.
Indeed, the White House was quick to walk back Biden's remarks: The vice president was saying what the president has said previously — that committed and loving same-sex couples deserve the same rights and protections enjoyed by all Americans, and that we oppose any effort to rollback those rights.
Indeed, the White House was quick to walk back Biden's remarks: The vice president was saying what the president has said previously that committed and loving same-sex couples deserve the same rights and protections enjoyed by all Americans, and that we oppose any effort to rollback those rights.
Under a policy that came to be known as the Reagan Doctrine, Reagan and his administration also provided overt and covert aid to anti-communist resistance movements in an effort to "rollback" Soviet-backed communist governments in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
That is precisely what the Obama administration has been at pains to avoid saying publicly--that the U.S. has acted as Iran's air force in Iraq in an effort to rollback the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or ISIS.
The vice president was saying what the president has said previously – that committed and loving same-sex couples deserve the same rights and protections enjoyed by all Americans, and that we oppose any effort to rollback those rights.
Though that effort — a bipartisan rollback of the ability of the Securities and Exchange Commission to exempt some data from the Freedom of Information Act — shows that Congress is not averse to rethinking parts of the law, it is small potatoes compared with the changes that some opponents of Dodd-Frank would like to see.
Walker is one of the most polarizing candidates in the field, loathed by Democrats and union activists and admired by conservatives for defeating a recall effort after his rollback of collective bargaining rights for public employees in Wisconsin.
