care, but the republicans started down a track in 2008 with the election of barack obama and with the passage of this law and with their conviction that they were going to defeat obama at any turn. they called the affordable care act the boogeyman. they made it into some horrible thing that s going to take away your freedom and it scared a lot of people. what happened in the meantime in the last, what is it ten years now that this law has been in effect is that americans have had the opportunity to see that this is really a good thing for people. it s good for everyone to have access to health care, and these even in states like kentucky where mitch mcconnell is from, they have passed the expansion of medicaid, and millions of people have been benefitted by the expansion of medica medicaid, and this ruling affects that as well as your last speaker just said.
essential security, medicare, medica medicaid, mess with obamacare or change the reforms in it. is it probing, investigating or legislating or what mix? it s going to be all of the above because we re going to fight to protect people with pre-existing conditions. we have been doing that since obamacare. we re going to continue to do it. we ll fight to protect social security, medicare and medicaid. i believe we can work through a bipartisan infrastructure bill that will put people to work in good jobs, that pay a middle class wage. and can help repair our roads and bridges and our pipes and all that. and those are those are real jobs that have real meaning. we have to address the challenges confronting dreamers. we re going to do it. you know, the appropriations process, you correctly point out, that s a really important period of time for us to say, for instance, to the commerce department, you shall not ask questions about immigration
we shouldn t have rural hospitals shutting down because of our refusal to expand medica medicaid. i want to be a governor for everyone, not just those succeeding in our economy but everyone who needs good education, jobs and access to health care. former attorney general under eric holder was rallying your supporters last weekend. take a listen to something that he told the democrats. michelle obama says when they go low, we go high. no. no. when they go low we kick. that s what this new democratic party is about. when they go low, we kick them. holder says he means that figuratively, obviously, but not literally. do you agree that s the best approach for democrats? i believe that the best approach for democrats is to vote, to be engaged in our body politic and to do the work to get people to turn out and re-create our electorate to truly reflect the diversity of our tape. he goes ton explain what he
meant. hyperbole in elections can be very difficult. i ve run a very consistent campaign from beginning to end. i didn t blow things up. i didn t point weapons at people, threaten to round people up in my truck. i talked consistently about creating jobs, getting good education back to our students and make sure that everyone has access to health care by expanding medicaid. i will continue to be this way not only through this election as the next governor of georgia. georgia has not elected democratic governor in two decades. why are you the right person to be their governor? i m talking about progress for all of us. making certain that your family income and your zip code doesn t determine your education, shouldn t just be a progressive value. it s a smart value. believing we should draw down billions of dollars for health care to protect pre-existing conditions and those who are working hard that simply are too
poor to afford insurance, that s not progressive or conservative value. it s a good economic decision. that s why democrats and republicans have expanded medicaid. and believing that we should create good jobs at all 159 counties should be something that every single governor wants to do and i m simply the only candidate who has the experience, the comprehensive plans and the intention of serving all of georgia. unfortunately, my opponent has demonstrated that he will cherry pick not only his voters but he s going to cherry pick those he serves and that s not right for georgia. we should note we did invite your opponent, secretary of state kemp, to be on the show and he declined our invitation. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. cnn polling on the 2020 presidential race. who do democratic voters think should take on trump? the answer may surprise you. when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette,