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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:15:29:00 - Vimarsana News

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When you start hearing rumors that it's a felony if there's voter fraud, yes, that's true. but the likelihood -- you're not going to be arrested if you go to try to vote in the wrong precincts, right, accidentally. i am waiting. i want the republicans to stand up. i want them to say we do not support voter suppression. we want to win, we want to beat president obama. we want to take the house and senate but don't want to do it by stealing it. is there any possibility we can get a buy partisan effort to push back voter suppression? >> nobody is going to support the idea of voter suppression. it...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:15:09:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:15:09:00

Hotlines and some other efforts making very dramatic efforts not only to educate voters. both campaigns have aggressively gone after the latino vote. governor romney has reached into new territory and did it much earlier in a primary season than anybody else. there are high positives there. >> but the fact is that it's republican ladies and gentlemen laters and republican governors and states led by republicans where we're seeing concentrated voter suppression efforts. >> i want to address that. there was a bipartisan effort that talked about we need add unified form of identification, they ne...

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Statistics. to getting to the first thing you said, at the president's state of the union address, he said we can keep protecting the pell grant, but that's going to skyrocket to the point where it doesn't make sense anymore. at a certain point you have to force colleges to keep their costs in check. and the way to do that is ultimately going to be, you know, a tough decision and holding higher administrators of these colleges and universities accountable for the next decade or so. >> when we come back, i want to ask what would be the metrics you want to have if selectivity isn't it. i value l...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:14:28:00

Quickly because she's been making the point about on voting day it should be that every vote counts the same. if it's not advertising, if they're putting voter suppression action in the field, that strikes me as particularly troubling. >> yes. what's especially enraging is that in this time of economic depression so economic waste is being poured into these campaigns. the majority is being spent on negative ads. it would be one thing if this money was deepening political discourse. it's actually cheapening it. they're organizing faith leaders to stand up to money and politics and with ben orga...

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