26-year-olds alone will cost $18 million next year. mr. clinton conceded problems in the law, which he urged everyone to help fix. the problems with the law, and there are some, you can t change a complex eco structure like american health care this much without creating some problems. so there are some. reporter: he also disputed a number of criticisms of obama care, including its impact on insurance costs, among other things, while the white house and allies try to sell the law, the republican national committee has a new website with an interactive map, aimed at exposing its problems. we re tracking on a daily basis, it is showing premiums are going up, full time hours are being cut, people are being laid off, people aren t hiring. reporter: she explained how one can enter a zip code, see local coverage of the law, and while president clinton denied it is forcing move to part-time jobs, the labor unions and critics say it is. there s a college in little
hampshire, being with me who are not part of the process, i m so fed up with politics as usual. and i think having been speaker and having done a lot of this, served 20 years i respect how hard it s but there is something profoundly wrong with our washington working now on both parties. sean: are you saying republican he dership on the house should come back, get to work? sure. do it. sean: and lay it on the senate? house republicans came back monday and began doing this stuff. since then, not a single republican voted for don frank last year. it should be easydñ to repeal him, then said to the senate dims do you want to come help fix the economy or stay home on vacation? a agree. it would be a brilliant move. and and you and i are fortunate. and god has been good to us. we ve been successful. there are 14 million
hampshire, being with me who are not part of the process, i m so fed up with politics as usual. and i think having been speaker and having done a lot of this, served 20 years i respect how hard it s but there is something profoundly wrong with our washington working now on both parties. sean: are you saying republican he dership on the house should come back, get to work? sure. do it. sean: and lay it on the senate? house republicans came back monday and began doing this stuff. since then, not a single republican voted for don frank last year. it should be easydñ to repeal him, then said to the senate dims do you want to come help fix the economy or stay home on vacation? a agree. it would be a brilliant move. and and you and i are fortunate. and god has been good to us. we ve been successful. there are 14 million
hampshire, being with me who are not part of the process, i m so fed up with politics as usual. and i think having been speaker and having done a lot of this, served 20 years i respect how hard it s but there is something profoundly wrong with our washington working now on both parties. sean: are you saying republican he dership on the house should come back, get to work? sure. do it. sean: and lay it on the senate? house republicans came back monday and began doing this stuff. since then, not a single republican voted for don frank last year. it should be easydñ to repeal him, then said to the senate dims do you want to come help fix the economy or stay home on vacation? a agree. it would be a brilliant move. and and you and i are fortunate. and god has been good to us. we ve been successful. there are 14 million
israelis will never know the certainty and security that comes with sovereign and stable neighbors who are committed to co-existence. the hard realities of demography will take hold. more blood will be shed. this holy land will remain a symbol of our differences instead of our common humanity. i refuse to accept that future. and we all have a choice to make. each of us must choose the path of peace. we are all waiting to see what happens on sunday, the end of israel s self-imposed freeze on expanding jewish settlements in the west bank. palestinians have made it clear they will not keep talking if the israelis resume building. okay. on to teaching. could paying teachers based on merit help fix our schools? the thought is that kids will