and have they re say barack obama is running an ad saying my husband is not sensitive to people with cancer and, in fact, accusing him of helping to kill aid in the death of a woman who died from cancer. well, as you may know, i battled breast cancer, and i had no more supportive person than mitt romney. bill: that would be pretty powerful. that would be a pretty powerful ad it if they did that. mr. obama, my husband is very sensitive to people with cancer. bill: okay. now, on the other side, the romney people put out a misleading ad, according to a lot of the people who analyze his stuff. here it. in 1996, president clinton and a bipartisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th. president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements under obama s plan, you wouldn t have to work and wouldn t have to train for a job. bill: so the the washington post gave that ad four pinocchios which m
education, if it s going back to school. if it s going to a truck driver school on the back of a match book. it specifically listed the things that states may do to expand that. bill: you say that the romney ad is not accurate. it s completely inaccurate. the point is that it specifically empowers the states to take a list of activities to replace work, which guts the key provision in the welfare bill. more importantly, bill, i sat with trent lot, the majority leader for two days and the negotiation was how strong wording can we get in it there so a future administration wouldn t do just what obama did. bill: this is fascinating to me. so you basically say the the washington post in their little pinocchio thing. that s right. bill: they mislead. they have always opposed welfare reform. they blasted us when we did it. they have attacked it ever since. they are youing the technicality that the states choose from that menu. that s the minor point. the main point is that obam