You, its not something that they think is that important or they care that much about. Host jean ross, whats your response . Guest hes correct. He is correct. He mentioned, hes a nurses adrian aide. We had to check is she a nurse. In many countries nurses aideth areat called that because thats ine kind of system they have got. You mentioned intake. Intake is so important i will tell you we have had to fight mightily sometimes day by day with hospitals as to who actually does the intake triage. It should be a registered nursea butt again if you are looking t the bottom line many hospitals and systems are pushing people who dont have a nursing degree, are not nurses aides either. They are people that you hand a algorithm and ask this question and we should be able to bring in the information that we need. This is dangerous. You want health careille professionals doing your triage especially a time like this. Host gainesville. Wa caller good morning. I want to ask if shes familiar. With m
I would ask you vote for your hopes and not hate. I would ask you would vote green. That is the end of our first congressional debate of the 2014 general election. I would like to thank the candidates. How about a hand for all of the candidates . [applause] we also want to thank our panelists, molly parker, jennifer fuller and beth. Thanks also to the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois university carbondale, the Jackson County league of women voters, the civic center as well as the bellevillenews democrat and our partners, the Southern Illinois. The second debate will been wednesday october 29 at 7 p. M. In belleville. The debate will be streaming life. Thank you all, good night from mary and. On cspan2 we take you live to the American Enterprise institute in washington for a discussion on education policy and the common core standards. That were creative better prepare students with skills and knowledge necessary for success in college and later in their careers.
Provision that kept trillions of dollars in corporate wealth flowing into federal campaigns. I think that is a misleading description of the case. As i read it, the Citizens United case involved a nonprofit organization, not a wealthy forprivate corporation, and the case did not involve Campaign Contributions at all. Am i right . It left standing the contribution sections. We have seen a flood of corporate wealth flooding into campaigns since the Citizens United decision . We have seen a lot of individuals giving money. We have seen an increase in the amount of money from what i call main street rather than wall street. But we have not seen is precisely what was predicted. We have not seen enormous sums, let alone trillions of dollars, from the Biggest Companies in america flowing into the electoral process. That just has not happened. My time is up, mr. Chairman. Senator schumer . I might note there are two roll call votes on the floor. There is an effort to keep the Committee Hearing
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