they re not not willing to work hard. an increasing number of americans are stepping back saying that s not my life, how i live, how i think of myself and are offended by the idea he s so dismissive of half of the country and of the experience and the life reality of half the country. i thought it was questionable when he said, i don t really like focusing on process. this is not about process. this is about policy. david brooks writes romney criticized president obama for dividing the nation, divided the nation into two groups the makers. romney s comments reveal he has lost any sense of the social compact. sort of the fund mentalals of role of government in life. it s funny where he wants to talk about policy where we haven t gotten a single lick of this is the pivot, sfloob pivot into armageddon. but it s like, no, the obama people have been hitting him r
i have a daughter in her 20s, and obviously we had the conversations because we live in the real world, and i am happy about birth control as an institution, and i think it s a right and it s a life reality. for him to attack you on this because you think that should be part of health insurance, are you stunned or what? health insurance, we re talking an insurance issue here. and it was pretty surprising. i appreciate your use of the world reality, because we are talking about federal government policy, and that has to be focused on reality, and not ideology. it s something we need to have to prevent terrible consequences and unintended pregnancies, and that s reality. you don t have to make the case i make, and it reduces the number of abortions in this country, and it s the reason we don t have as many or more. and i want to go to joan on this. joan, the republican party is not an evil party or made up of
i have daughter in her 20s. we have these conversations. we live in the real world. i m happy about birth control as an institution and as an american. it s one of our rights. it s a life reality. and for him to attack you on this because you think that should be part of health insurance, are you stunned or what? health insurance. we re talking an insurance issue here. it was pretty surprising. i appreciate your use of the word reality. we re talking about federal government policy. that has to be focused on reality and not ideology. this is a basic health care need that women have in order to prevent terrible medical consequences and unintended pregnancies. and that s reality. you don t have to make the case that i make, that s to reduce pregnancies. let me ask you about the republican party. i want to go to joan on this one. the republican party is not an
back to this kind of garbage. let me talk to you. i have daughter in her 20s. we have these conversations. we live in the real world. i m happy about birth control as an institution and as an american. it s one of our rights. it s a life reality. and for him to attack you on this because you think that should be part of health insurance, are you stunned or what? health insurance. we re talking an insurance issue here. it was pretty surprising. i appreciate your use of the word reality. we re talking about federal government policy. that has to be focused on reality and not ideology. and the reality is this is a basic health care need that women have in order to prevent terrible medical consequences and unintended pregnancies. and that s reality. you don t have to make the case that i make, that s to reduce the number of abortions in this country. it s one reason we don t have as many or more. let me ask you about the republican party.
i have a taurt in her 20s, obviously we have these conversations. we live in the real world. i m very happy about birth control as an institution, as an american. it s a life reality and a right. for him to attack you because you think it should be part of health insurance. are you stunned? we re talking an insurance issue. it was pretty surprising. i really appreciate your use of the word reality. we re talking about federal government policy and that has to be focused on reality and not ideology. the reality is this is a basic health care need in order to prevent terrible medical consequences and unintended pregnancy. that it s reality. you don t have to make the case i make, it reduces the number of abortions in this country dramatically. one reason we don t have as many or more. let me ask you about the republican party. joan, you may want to comment on this. joan, the republican party is not an evil party. it s not made up of evil people.