military. also, you have to recognize that in 2008, you had many voting irregularities for our men and women in uniform. many states mailed out the ballots late and the military men and women were not able to return them back in time. last year, our subcommittee on military personnel for the armed services committee had a hearing about that. so there is a big concern about what we are doing to our military. greta: all right. the fact that we can t count votes, that s another issue. i would take it, you agree that every eligible citizen should have a vote i. that s know the issue. greta: okay. now, in the last i mean, so if someone can t vote until the last 3 days, everybody in the military, i agree, should be able to vote. don t get me wrong. but i don t see why we want to exclude suppose there is an elderly person who has been sick and needs to vote the day before, for whatever reason, do we really i mean, do you really want to exclude other
52 to 53% of the vote in 2008. i doubt he can do that this time. if he is running 50%, getting a third fewer votes, running 50% behind where he ran in 2008, you know, he has a problem with women, particularly when you look at how he is running among men. greta: if you look at how he is running today, it looks like he is focusing on the women. he had a campaign event with women s signs behind him that talk about welfare he is introduced by a young woman from georgetown who has become somewhat of a representative for young men women and fighting certain things. he is running heavily, at least today on the women issue. and why? it s because he is looking at the same numbers i shared with you. he won by 13 points in 2008 and in gal yup and other polls, he is gallup and other polls, he
people from voting in that same period i don t understand why? i am not excluding. greta: okay. one of the things that we have you have absentee voting. have you this early voting. so what we are talking about is those three days that the military s allowed. i find it very interesting that the obama administration and also the campaign are waiting until now to bring this lawsuit up. this is not something that just happened in the state of ohio, which leads me to believe there is more of a sense of desperation in the campaign than a lot of people are leading to believe. greta: i don t have an explanation. i know that the governor signed something in may, which would be a trigger point for it. but i mean, i am not the election isn t until november. there is a hearing on august 15. so there is time. what i can t understand i was trying to figure out why everyone would want to expand it, to include the military, of course, but the other people in ohio who want to vote in tha
military. also, you have to recognize that in 2008, you had many voting irregularities for our men and women in uniform. many states mailed out the ballots late and the military men and women were not able to return them back in time. last year, our subcommittee on military personnel for the armed services committee had a hearing about that. so there is a big concern about what we are doing to our military. greta: all right. the fact that we can t count votes, that s another issue. i would take it, you agree that every eligible citizen should have a vote i. that s know the issue. greta: okay. now, in the last i mean, so if someone can t vote until the last 3 days, everybody in the military, i agree, should be able to vote. don t get me wrong. but i don t see why we want to exclude suppose there is an elderly person who has been sick and needs to vote the day before, for whatever reason, do we really i mean, do you really want to exclude other
there is a technical issue and you can play with the definition of an exit from welfareistutes, you can take credit for things that would have otherwise happened through economic growth. so what they are trying to do is to make it easier for people to stay on welfare longer by jimmying around with the definitions, which are very tough in 407, describing whatistutes work and what constitutes work and what constitutes an exit. they said they would have authority over the calculation of participation rates. that s one of the key elements in 407, designed to keep people from jimmying around the system and keeping people in the system and making it look good, lie like they are getting people off welfare when they really aren t. greta: correct me if i am wrong, i want to get the simple terms. what they are doing, substantively, forget the power grab that s the other allegation substantively, they are exchanging the intent