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with an off-set or take it in my daughter s name until she reached the age of majority or graduated from college. i actually did a break-even analysis and the break-even for me because he had been in for so long is age 72 but the vso said, there is strong legislation on the hill, it is going to pass in this session. take the benefit in your daughter s name and it will revert to your name and you ll have it for life. you were told this in 2006. in 2006. and here is the thing. for 18 years people have been trying to get legislation like the kind you have introduced passed into law and it hasn t happened. why do you think this time it might? i think this time because we ve got overwhelming bipartisan support. there are 76 co-sponsors in the senate. three-fourths of the united states senate, 381 in the house. it was passed and put in as part of the house national defense authorization. it is in conference now. last week a couple of weeks ago we passed a resolution in the senate t
bloodshed. well, if that s all it takes to end up with such a violent society like we have in america, how do you explain this? yet in spite of all this, how many people are killed by guns each year? in germany, 381. in france, 255. in canada, 165. in the united kingdom, 68. in australia, 65. in japan, 39. in the united states?
well, if that s all it takes to end up with such a violent society like we have in america, how do you explain this? yet in spite of all this, how many people are killed by guns each year? in germany, 381. in france, 255. in canada, 165. in the united kingdom? 68. in australia, 65. in japan, 39.
getting that majority for it was enough on the line that sometimes you know it seemed a little out of reach so. you know obviously being journalist there was a bet going on who would be closest and you had a lot of the journalist at that 438-381-3823 extension 83 so very close to that absolute majority she needed 374 now the optimism in the last days on the side of. increased because the social democrats started coming around you even heard today some of the greens saying they might vote in favor of her and that s why many thought she might get over 400 votes just like her predecessor. a majority now is is much much smaller than most of us here would have expected in the late afternoon and i think i know why this happened because because of the speech it was enough on the other side that did win over basically the social democrats and maybe even some of the greens and also the liberals also alienated parts of the so-called