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His own "i have a dream" speech. >> i got a dream that young black males dont become daddies until after theyre married and until after they have a job. how about that? i have a dream that blacks cease their dependency on government which has enslaved them to a life of poverty. >> that same month, another right wing activist claimed that if dr. king were alive today, he would oppose planned parenthood and a womans right to choose. and last year, a pro-gun activist invoked kings name to oppose gu...

Of his administration. he has three bills in the legislature right now that would seek to tighten up how easy it is to get on the welfare roles. one of them would also place the geographic restriction so that these individuals would be able to use their ebt card afar away as california or hawaii. >> its interesting the ebt card like the atm go to disney world and get cash atm and yet you are not even spending your money restaurants or grocery stores in your own state which helps pay other salari...

Of his administration. he has three bills in the legislature right now that would seek to tighten up how easy it is to get on the welfare roles. one of them would also place the geographic restriction so that these individuals would be able to use their ebt card afar away as california or hawaii. >> its interesting the ebt card like the atm go to disney world and get cash atm and yet you are not even spending your money restaurants or grocery stores in your own state which helps pay other salari...

Plan, thats something to brag about. wow. >> a lot of 26-year-olds. >> dependency is cool now. >> still a lot of 26-year-olds dry trying to get a second degree. >> trying to get the job in the economy. >> a very tough economy. the republicans have been awol on trying to get job creation back to where we were under prerecession levels. >> the other difference is deliberateness. we can disagree over the details. i agree with donna, well put. but the differences is is irs, benghazi, be health care ...

Is the war on poverty turning into a democratic war on republicans? liberals are now claiming that republicans are taking aim at the poor. there is one headline after another in the "new york times" and op ed called republicans enemies of the poor. in the "the washington post" the headlines g.o.p.s war on the war on poverty and chris van hollen accusing republicans to take initiatives to throw more people into poverty. republican congresswoman michele bachmann joins us. so, lets go right to paul...

Is the war on poverty turning into a democratic war on republicans? liberals are now claiming that republicans are taking aim at the poor. there is one headline after another in the "new york times" and op ed called republicans enemies of the poor. in the "the washington post" the headlines g.o.p.s war on the war on poverty and chris van hollen accusing republicans to take initiatives to throw more people into poverty. republican congresswoman michele bachmann joins us. so, lets go right to paul...

National review, basically saying not true. and a lot of times the focus is on social issues, which true hispanics are conservative. but its really the economic issues theyre responding to. thats why youve seen the largest drop of any demographic in support for obama has been hispanics. >> why is that? >> because they come here for opportunity. and theyve seen the results have not been very good since 2008 when we introduced this sort of big government tendency entitle -- dependency and culture....

>> talk to me about long-term unemployment benefits. comes up this week in the senate. again, are they going to get this? and sean, to you in particular, isnt this a tough one for republicans who are always accused of, you dont care about anybody, taking on the long-term unemployed? >> i think weve got to get the message straight. what it comes down to, we as republicans, our first an foremost responsibility is to help everyone who wants to get a job, a job. it is long-term, that means you dont ...

Thats what our goal is so were looking at long-term solutions instead of these short-term band-aids that get folks into a cyclical aspect of dependency. more importantly, they want to box republicans in and win the debate. they dont necessarily want to solve the problem. you saw that in the senate in particular. you saw six republicans joining with senator reid saying we will support this if we can help pay for it and, b, put some reforms in place that help people get back to work. this is the b...

That maybe are addressing the problem, as opposed to addressing -- >> long-term solution is how about people get those jobs. >> every one of those, i mean, karens right, were at a 36-year low when it comes to the number of people participating in the labor force. meaning more people would rather give up looking for work than actually go out and try to find a job. but the problem is, as mo ticked off all these government programs, all of them are le e alleviated once you get a good job. i know i ...