LGBTQ rights pioneer from New York City area honored as one of 'Out100' list
And one of those at the top of this year's "Out100" list, Randy Wicker, is a longtime activist who lives right here in the New York City area.
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And one of those at the top of this year's "Out100" list, Randy Wicker, is a longtime activist who lives right here in the New York City area.
The honorees represent the most influential LGBTQ+ trailblazers in fields ranging from entertainment and fashion to politics and business.
Pay back. that's how you can help people take charge of their own lives. that is the part of the budget that deals with the american greatness. with that, i'll take questions. >> reporter: the president is not sticking -- how does he intend to square that with his supporters? the >> a couple things on medicaid. this is one of my favorite stories to tell about washington spending. keeping in mind, i know that you all probably get this. in washington, d.c., if you spend $100 last year on something and we spend $100 on it this year on that same thing, and washington, people call that a cut. 100 l...
The budget is hardwired by the congressional budget office to go up every single year. if they say we spend $100 last year and we were supposed to spend $106 this year, anything less than 107 is a cut. i've heard 106 referred to as a freeze because it stays in line with the congressional budget office. a classic example of how washington speaks differently than the world back home. there are no medicaid cuts and the terms of what ordinary human beings were returned to as a cut. when we are doing is growing medicaid more slowly over the 10-year budget window then the cbo says we should or says ...