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July 14, 2012
That. if they are guaranteed a 90% occupancy rate -- >> and weve got to see what is going on here. this is part of a bigger privatization movement, not just big bird, but people want to privatize social security. this is about a big eer role of government, but the states need to wake up, too. because the cost of incarcerating more and more people. they are spending 2.5 times more, thats the dumbest investment policy i can think of. >> and i want to give you the last word on this. if that is a ba...
July 14, 2012
College degree because in 19942 federal government made it illegal for people in prison to receive pell grants to go to school. >> i think this is -- right where you are is where we will leave it today but not forever because i think what you have done, particularly i like how you brought us back to the moment with shea and ms. johnson, he said he had an opportunity to learn while incarcerated and an extraordinary person who came in with hope and forgiveness. maybe if we imagined ourselves playi...
July 14, 2012
Door. >> well, we have models and this is a conference on how to close the gap between we know what works and what we can do. how to train people and how to fight poverty, but it needs to be organized in voting, but we have to come together to take responsibility. >> i love that you are doing it in ohio. it is a narrative about swing states and the fact that elections have consequences. still co to come, last months overall unemployment rate was up changed but for african-americans it went up. i...
July 14, 2012
Next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...thats why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. right this very minute most of the nations governors are gathered together for a conference in west virginia where you can bet the governor chit-chat is something like this. you gonna take it? you gonna take it? no way, me neither. so far seven governors including my governor, louisianas governor bobby jindal have flat out refused to implement the law in the affordable health care...
July 14, 2012
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July 14, 2012
Slower than men to bounce back. women have gained back 24% of jobs lost during the recession compared to mens 39% gain according to the national womens law center. at the intersection of womens slow recovery and black americans increasing unemployment numbers are bla women who lost more jobs during the recovery than during the recession. when black men gained back jobs during the recovery black women continued to lose them. and with black women at the head of a majority of black families with ch...
July 14, 2012
Governor making sense on the hpb vaccine initially and he back pedaled from it, turned around and did a jump-shot to pro tend the hpb vaccine was a bad idea because somehow it became government encroachme. you saw the politics impact peoples health in that. >> exactly. the texas legislature much like the u.s. congress spent as much time trying to eliminate poverty as they do trying to make sure women dont get abortions, then there would be no poverty in texas. they pay 80% more than others in ot...
July 14, 2012
It was about individual responsibility? because otherwise it falls on taxpayers. that used to be the line. now the line is what did president obama do? we are for the opposite. >> exactly. logic goes out the window and the political expediency determines the date. >> it feels more than just political expedient. im thinking you have the first african-american woman admitted to the bar in mississippi, i think. the story of mississippi is that story of massive resistance, which in certain parts wit...