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there hasn t been any agreement on any single proposal. but that may be about to change. a combination of the republican takeover of the senate, a looming supreme court decision and the white house race are putting more pressure than ever before on republicans to offer some sort of alternative to obamacare. but before they could get to any sort of agreement, there are some fundamental philosophical disagreements that need to be worked out about how to get and move the country into a more free market direction. and that s why i wrote my book, overcoming obamacare. and what i tried to do is i looked at the flurry of plans that have been offered as alternatives to obamacare. and i sorted them into three basic approaches or schools of thought. the first school of thought i called reform school and this is comprised of people who say that at this point it might be unrealistic to fully repeal obamacare. and holding out for full repeal shouldn t be a barrier to instituting r ....
dream, and if you think it is still achievable today. what is the study of the american dream? democrats can call in at (202) 748-8000. (202) 748-8001 republicans,. independents (202) 745-8002 (202) 745-8002,. you can also catch up with us on social media. @cspanwj twitter,. facebook, facebook.com/cspan. we are talking about the american dream this morning. one traditional definition of the possibility of starting out poor in this country, working hard, and in the upper rich. if that is your definition of the american dream, americans are less confident in decades. only 60% believe in that definition of the messaging. you can see the poll numbers there. we are asking this morning for our viewers on the washington journal to call in and give us your concept of the american dream. candidates are already talking about it in their stump speeches . marco rubio talked about it in his campaign lunch earlier this year. here is what he had to say. marco rubio: here in america, ....
care act. is that a fair criticism? i think in part it is and in part it isn t. i m not sure that it is the dissent s right to say that the court had to strain to create ambiguity here anymore than it does in a range of cases that get far less attention. is it more of a strain to find ambiguity than it did in yates? that i m skeptical. other than the intensity of the spotlight i m not sure the court had to work harder to find ambiguity than in any number of cases where it resolves hard questions. i think it is fair to say that whether or not the chief justice or justice kennedy thought this was ambiguous, they thought it was a drafting error. it s fair to say in other contexts the court has been less hospitable to that. i m not worried about how we come out because maybe it is mistake and congress can fix it. that argument has a lot more sway in other contexts than it had here because in most contexts it s a useful and benign fiction. here it would have seemed ridicul ....
so you know i always think about truth as an installment to have to come up again sometimes. okay, just say no. this is for all three of you. one opportunity space you challenges, opportunities, how do you make a decision no i m not going to take on that card or they don t like the product even though they want me to be the boys. note this job is really not for us because there is more to this. we still have some basic principles about what you ll taken what you won t take, what works and what doesn t work for the quality of your project and your team. if you ve got a baghdad check, don t do it. i still think there is a level of integrity levels of decision-making that you know if you are headed down the wrong path for a right path. you ve got to stop yourself and say this isn t worth it. i ll go to the next client for the next opportunity. there have been times in my life where he made the decision i make it halfway down the path and this isn t going to work out. h ....
the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. one of the most difficult and challenging situation any family faces is dealing with circumstances surrounding the end of life. earlier this week, n.p.r. ran a fascinating story on a little known fact that physicians die differently than the rest of us. they are more comfortable, they re more likely to spend their final days surrounded by loved ones. they seldom die in an i.c.u. or in a hospital setting. that s because doctors understand what works and what doesn t. doctors are very clear about their wishes, and they choose quality of life and concern for their families as well as ....