we have it down now to about 488,000 pages, but remember, this is more documents than the last five supreme court nominees have had total. if you add them all together. this is more documents. martha: democrats would say that because he has a much deeper paper trail. he worked in the white house for a long time. they ought to say praise the lord we got more. if you don t forget, 307 opinions he wrote and both schumer and lahey have said in the case of soto mayor, we know what you stand for because you ve brought a lot of opinions. if that s the best basis for making your judgment if you ought to be on the supreme cour supreme court. cavanaugh has been on the circuit court for 12 years and has a massive number of pages. i think 15,000 pages of decisions he s written.
texas hasn t gone since jimmy carter in 1976. he is up only 4 points in in. the state in which his running mate is the sitting governor. that s the lead within the margin of error. barack obama won narrowly but it is normally a solidly red state. nationally he is down by 7 points. and fwhoe longer have to look at polling data. we can look at what is actually happening in the ground in terms of voter registration. for instance, the florida democratic party has submitted about 488,000 voter registration forms while republicans have submitted roughly 60,000. and data on early voting, six which of are battleground states shows the party affiliation of early voters favoring democrats in five of them.
jimmy carter in 1976. he is up only 4 points in in. the state in which his running mate is the sitting governor. that s the lead within the margin of error. barack obama won narrowly but it is normally a solidly red state. nationally he is down by 7 points. and they no longer have to look at polling data. we can look at what is actually happening in the ground in terms of voter registration. for instance, the florida democratic party has submitted about 488,000 voter registration forms while republicans have submitted roughly 60,000. and data on early voting, six which of are battleground states shows the party affiliation of early voters favoring democrats in five of them. it is up in four of the seven states, compared to 2012. as has been predicted, the ground operation of the clinton campaign is so far pretty outperforming the nonexistent one.
home-bound. too sick to leave the house. 14% has gone into effect out of obamacare this january. it will affect over 2,100,000 women who receive this benefit. it will put 40% of the agencies who serve them, nurses, skilled nurses who treat them in their homes, out of work. 488,000 of those measures will be put out of work, and two million of a daughter s of those mothers and fathers who helped take care of them will be affected because they will no longer have this service available to them in their mother s home. what s weird is that doesn t get out. and i m sure those the mainstream media are concerned about the plight of women, concerned, period. you would think at least with all the other stuff you re going out there, you would get this out, we have a problem with this law that seems to, as i say, disproportionately hit women, and it s got to be addressed, buts it s never addressed not.
you have done in a lower court. that s the best basis for knowing whether or not you ought to be on the supreme court. we have 307 cases that this nominee has written decisions on as a basis for that. we ve had 488,000 other pages. maybe the senators haven t read them, but their staff is fully informed. last night, before 11:00, on the 42,000 pages that have come to our attention, the staff on the republican side has gone through them. sir, why did you ask for the white house counsel documents? they were not germane to this hearing. why would you ask for them? senator feinstein? for the record, that s a rate of 7,000 pages per hour. that s super human. yeah. they re amazing. they re amazing. mr. chairman, if i may? yeah, proceed.