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We practiced this in arkansas. we had a simple questionnaire that asked questions and gay them discounts if they were not smokers and blood pressure in the normal ranges and if their blood sugar was in the normal ranges and we gave them incentive if they were. i don't particularly think that the nanny boyconcept of government is a good one. the government telling you what you eat or can't eat. most americans bow up when someone said we can't do it. by gosh, that's what i will do. what we have to do is change from a culture of disease to a culture of sxhelt those who say we can't change the cul...

We practiced this in arkansas. we had a simple questionnaire that asked questions and gay them discounts if they were not smokers and blood pressure in the normal ranges and if their blood sugar was in the normal ranges and we gave them incentive if they were. i don't particularly think that the nanny boyconcept of government is a good one. the government telling you what you eat or can't eat. most americans bow up when someone said we can't do it. by gosh, that's what i will do. what we have to do is change from a culture of disease to a culture of sxhelt those who say we can't change the cul...

We practiced this in arkansas. we had a simple questionnaire that asked questions and gay them discounts if they were not smokers and blood pressure in the normal ranges and if their blood sugar was in the normal ranges and we gave them incentive if they were. i don't particularly think that the nanny boyconcept of government is a good one. the government telling you what you eat or can't eat. most americans bow up when someone said we can't do it. by gosh, that's what i will do. what we have to do is change from a culture of disease to a culture of sxhelt those who say we can't change the cul...

26% versus 16%. different interests. well, again, that's the debate. how do you determine interest? >> this had to be forced? i would think the culture just changed. when i was a kid, my school was all men. we complained and princeton voluntarily admitted women. culture was changing. once it was tabu for women to smoke and wear trousers in public, to go to a bar alone. this changed because the culture changes. we don't need your stupid law! >> you do. you need the law. [ applause ] >> all right. the audience is with me. >> we need the law. we would have been waiting hundreds and hundreds of ye...

Tri between gays and lesbians has to stop. >> that's not true. >> they are not approving your message they just don't. >> laura, let me respond to that. >> laura: can you respond. but what we're concerned about. what i'm concerned about is in this conversation, that we're respectful that both sides can be heard without people who believe in traditional marriage being branded as intolerant or anti-gay. i don't like that. okay? i don't like when people are branded one thing or the other and there better be a respectful conversation here. at least i hope so. you can wrap it up, pastor. >> laura, ...