fights still. at least federal government will say gay and lesbians have a right to be married. a cascade effect if you will. it s worth noting edie windsor was one of the possible kind people of the year. that tells you how far we ve come in the gay rights movement. after the break, sex, drugs, penny spot. we ll talk with rob reiner, american greed, life of excess and his new film the wolf of wall street. that s next. a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that s handy.
they said president obama, this is a great idea. now many people will not be covered for the drugs and therefore, they would not get the drugs, therefore they won t buy your drugs. therefore your drug company will fall short. what i m bothered by, because i think long-term as we discussed yesterday with the elite hospitals, there will be less innovation, less people pushing the envelope, let s experimental drugs because financially, they won t be rewarded. there is no incentive built in because of the medical device tax. little by little, we re seeing the cascade effect. maybe the intent was to get everybody insurance, the bottom line is nobody is getting quality insurance and they re not getting everything they need. something that s called the affordable care act when taxicabs providing less care had it s providing less care. this latest uncertainties sort of bolts into what s going on. i think just brings more concern. giving everybody a headache this morning to think about the
activists has a cascade effect in terms of absolutely. as sam just said, we need to go out there and tell people, it s our speedometresponsibility to the vote. and we need to go out there on off year elections for comprehensive immigration reform, for, you know, raising the minimum wage. here s a perfect example. comprehensive immigration reform is the perfect example, okay? here s what s going to happen. and i ve seen this from activists on the immigration front, who i respect enormously. who have been so kickass and amazing. but i see them saying they were frustrated, we ve had broken promises, directed at the president. the answer to comprehensive immigration reform not getting through, if that s what you want, is to vote out republican members of the house. it is that simple. there is no electoral calculation to be made here other than that. and yet, sometimes, delay and obstruction ends up serving to demoralize people, so that they don t go out and vote i m not talking a
argument. the argument you re making is the following, that subsequent policy decisions are things that depressed the turnout in 2010. i disagree. completely a structural issue that has to do with getting these margin no voters who come out and are sort of not as attuned to the political process, getting them to come out as habitual voters as a matter of course. not because, oh, you didn t have a public option. oh, no, no, no. it s not because of that. it s because the people who bring out those voters are the activists who are trying to that s a more nuances that is a more nuanced theory. they re trying to protect their rear guard. the unions right now should not be worried that the president is going to push to cut social security. what they should be doing is pushing right now for comprehensive immigration reform. they should be going out there and convincing candidates to run on increasing the minimum wage. these are things that if you bring out that youth vote. but i
this sort of bank shot theory about how demoralization of activists has a cascade effect in terms of absolutely. as sam just said, we need to go out there and tell people, it s our responsibility to turn out the vote. and we need to go out there on off year elections for comprehensive immigration reform, for, you know, raising the minimum wage. here s a perfect example. comprehensive immigration reform is the perfect example, okay? here s what s going to happen. and i ve seen this from activists on the immigration front, who i respect enormously. who have been so kickass and amazing. but i see them saying they were frustrated, we ve had broken promises, directed at the president. the answer to comprehensive immigration reform not getting through, if that s what you want, is to vote out republican members of the house. it is that simple. there is no electoral calculation to be made here other than that. and yet, sometimes, delay and obstruction ends up serving to demoralize people