if they were to not to cut medicaid as much, then of course the people who, the republican side of the spectrum that doesn t want to spend more money, you d lose those votes. it s a balancing act. you can see it s a tough one. it s threading the eye of a needle. we have very willful people on both sides. i m advocating for a state that has almost over 30% of my constituents are on medicaid. we have a huge drug abuse problem in our state. this medicaid expansion population is 40% of the dollars are being used for that. that to me is critical as a safety net and a way for these folks to find treatment and a cure. i didn t come to washington to
about. she also ended up talking about drug use and access to drug treatment and mental health and other related issues that have come up to her on her listening tour. she said when i started running, thinking about this campaign, i didn t believe i would be standing in your living room talking about the drug abuse problem, the suicide problem, but i m now convinced i have to talk about it. i have to do everything i can in this campaign to raise it to end the stigma against talking about it. if they are running it as a listening tour, the beltway doesn t necessarily talk about or care about but that really does matter to regular people at these small events where sometimes the press are allowed to show that the event is happening. every once in a while the press get treated to remarks but mostly the press is boxed out. the press is left running around after her and not getting any comment. the reason they re all so happy is hillary clinton today spoke with reporters on purpose in a del
blaming the poor. it s political propaganda. it insults our modern sensibility of being awake. realizing if you re going to do any crazy thing, you have to think it through the one set of rules. two set of rules is the root of our issues. if you want a drug test everybody, you have to drug test everybody. this modern new normal, there s so many people who want to work, who are talented, who can t find work. how are we going to demonize the unemployed. you must be doing jobs. it s wasting our time with solving a problem that we don t have. there s absolutely no evidence to support the idea that the unemployed you could make an rgt thargu that while we don t have an issue with the unelm ployed, but america has a drug abuse problem
come up to her on her listening tour. she said when i started running, thinking about this campaign, i didn t believe i would be standing in your living room talking about the drug abuse problem, the suicide problem, but i m now convinced i have to talk about it. i have to do everything i can in this campaign to raise it to end the stigma against talking about it. if they are running it as a listening tour, the beltway doesn t necessarily talk about or care about but that really does matter to regular people at these small events where sometimes the press are allowed to show that the event is happening. every once in a while the press get treated to remarks but mostly the press is boxed out. the press is left running around after her and not getting any comment.
the supreme court at a stretch. but based on the logistics of that event you d think you d know what she would be talking about about. she also ended up talking about drug use and access to drug treatment and meantntal health and other related issues that have come up to her on her listening tour. she said when i started running thinking about this campaign i didn t believe i would be standing in your living room talking about the drug abuse problem, the suicide problem but i m now convinced i have to talk about it. i have to do everything i can in this campaign to raise it to end the stigma against talking about it. if they are running it as a listening tour, the beltway doesn t necessarily talk about or care about but that really does matter to regular people at these small events where sometimes the press are allowed to show that the event is happening. every once in a while the press