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Grants or something else, and we just about have the votes. now if the democrats were smart, what they do, is come and negotiate something where people could get the kind of health care that they deserve being citizens of our great country. >>. [ inaudible ] why not just now -- [ inaudible ] >> we will see what happens over the short period of time. i could do it instantaneously but i like the two-step process better. [ inaudible ] >> no, because i think what we will be able to do is renegotiate so everybody gets -- we just took care after big chunk. now we will take care of the other chunk. w...

Smart, what they do is come and negotiate something where people could really get the kind of health care that they deserve being citizens of our great country. [ inaudible question ] why not -- >> because you'll see what happens over the next short period of time and i can do that instantaneously. i like a two-step process much better. >> why? >> no, because i think what we'll do is we'll be able to renegotiate so that everybody gets. we just took care of a big chunk and now we'll take care of the other chunk. what would be nice if the democratic leaders could come over to the white house, we...

His father knew someone who had actually written the bill, is that right? >> i believe so. >> the bill for ratification in the bill for mississippi. all ken had to do was go down there and pick up his copy of the bill. >> and ken, what was your sense as to why after being voted on 139 years later in 1995, the mississippi legislature votes on it. why did the state of mississippi never pass it onto washington for the official finality? >> you know there could be a lot of speculation to that. he may not have received it. it is my understanding, from what i have researched, that that resolution wa...

Now a republican leader in the state of pennsylvania -- or the commonwealth i should say wants to change the rules of the game. state senate majority leader dominick pileggi announced he plans to introduce legislation to change how the state allocates its electoral votes. according to mother jones magazine, the new rule would divvy up the vote proportionally based on the percentage of the vote. instead of getting 20, a winner in a closely divided state result might get 11 or 12 votes 20 years? it could turn into a nasty political battle. e we turn to david korn of mother jones magazine, pst we...

events, a long-term solution with a legislation that creates law that pertains to individuals such that they know what the setting will, not just for the term of the president but on a permanent basis. >> would you leave this in place while you worked out a long-term solution or nurepeal it? >> we'll look at it. i'd come into office, we need to get it done 0 a long-term basis and not a stop gap measure. >> romney didn't offer specifics what long-term decision he has in mind. think of the primary season where romney wasn't hedges on specifics and took a hard line on immigration issues...