remember that video that claimed planned parenthood people were talking about selling fetal tissue? that turned out to be disce discredited. but two states passed state laws saying that people on medicaid could not get services from planned parenthood using that mon. planned parenthood sued. this got victories in the lower court saying you have to let these people sue. you can t stop them from getting health care services from a legitimate provider. today the supreme court said it wasn t going to hear the rules so that means it s a defeat for those states. now, this was not abortion services. because you can t use medicaid money for abortion. at least federal medicate money. this is pregnancy counseling,
first. an easy task. the white house was counting on them to be the key ally in the campaign to nudge people towards believing in the affordable care act. insurance companies have been holding back not willing to tie brand names that is a law. there is one exception. blue cross blue shield referenced the health care law although it is rarely mentioned directly. take a look. now more than ever it s good to have a trusted adviser to guide you through the health care changes. according to analysis, blue cross blue shield is the only one of the top five highest spending insurer advertisers that is putting money into an aca ad campaign. they bought just one television ad. jins july 1st less than 20% on
do you think it s a good idea to be keeping kids out of school or not. i m confused. i thought you were part of the organization. no, no, i have been asked to peek because they are having a rally. it s about getting out of the common core and i wasn t aware we were holding kids out of school today, but i am supportive of it and if they feel that s the way to get the message to the federal government, that s their choice. the government has too much control over the children now. that s where i think there was confusion. common core was developed by the states and not the federal government. there were strings attached. you can say it s not a federal program, but what happened was there was cash and the states got involved at the top to get the money. that s what states often do. if part of the goal do you
never expected insurancers to be a glee club, but they expected to nudge people to enroll. the major insurers are not doing a lot of this advertising. smaller are. it s a historic opportunity for some of them. when do millions of customers come on the market? that s what is bizarre. they will make much money. the administration wrote this law to make sure they were not alienating them and bringing them in. yet we put $2 million spent the week before enrollment. this is not a lot of money for a national tv ad campaign. we are used to thinking in political terms and the dollars can be bigger. it s a decent sum of money. it s not what they were hoping for, no. some of the exchanges i have seen a lot of the new york exchanges, i think what s interesting, the ad campaign and kentucky, they are trying to
the federal government took money and the state supplied the money to federal government. they took the money and said all right, you join this race to the top and here s your cash for doing it. i do agree that the states need to push back now. this is an area where we can push back. i think that s what we need to do. that s why i m fighting this fight. you concerned about american students and their lower math scores? don t you worry? the point of common core was to try to basically create a better educated american child to compete on the world stage against curriculum being taught in china and raise american standards. are you not for that? the problem is in the family. we raised standards and we raise children who can t read. you have seen that in states