desire for birth control. right? and that may explain in part why we ve seen so many jump all over the governor on his remarks. listen i watched the tape. i watched his remarks. and it is absolutely clear at least to me that he was attacking, or at least taking on the democratic party for treating women as if they are not too smart and can t or we re all about that one issue. yeah, so you know, he was taking on the democrats for being being paternalistic. having said that i would give the governor or anybody else seeking a spot in the white house, don t use the word
resistance to that. and there will be subsidies that they re not aware of. this really though, does, lie at the heart of the dispute between conservatives and liberals or progressives, whatever they want to call themselves these days. and that is that liberals are more paternalistic, they want to tell what you is best for you while conservatives believe you should be able to make the decision yourself. and right now the poll numbers are suggesting that there are a lot of uninsured americans that are saying thanks but no thanks. a ronald reagan line, the most dangerous seven words in the english language are from the government i m here to help. and the government people are finding out is not the best resource. more and more people who thought that was right are finding out that s not right. i think an interesting number that i have seen and its the s not reflected in your polls, but chuck, you may be more familiar with this, and that is that we kept hearing the word or the
rhetoric. reverend ike used to sell prayer cloths. you can t lose the stuff i use. wherever they have that racial lyric, they ll get the flame, gory, steel. that s it. there you have a situation where you have a george zimmerman who is no kkk. george zimmerman s no bull connor but according to those voices, yeah, they are. according to the new york time, they keep the focus, paternalistic. where it gets really bad is you have parents who teach that to children who teach that to children. if you grow up thinking that s your existence, then they ve ropd of you seeing that you have other choices. that is pathetic. do we know the names of any. hundreds of children killed in chicago? do you know the name of one? except for darrell green who was one of the most recent
rhetoric. reverend ike used to sell prayer cloths. you can t lose the stuff i use. wherever they have that racial lyric, they ll get the flame, gory, steel. that s it. there you have a situation where you have a george zimmerman who is no kkk. george zimmerman s no bull connor but according to those voices, yeah, they are. according to the new york time, they keep the focus, paternalistic. where it gets really bad is you have parents who teach that to children who teach that to children. if you grow up thinking that s your existence, then they ve ropd of you seeing that you have other choices. that is pathetic. do we know the names of any. hundreds of children killed in chicago? do you know the name of one? except for darrell green who was one of the most recent
carries through life. you can t be paternalistic to young kids because you have to raise them. i think focusing on young kids and making sure they eat healthy, whether it s through the food stamp programs, school lunch programs, educating their parents is critical. that s not being paternalistic. that s just being prudent for future generations. emily and nancy, i think for both of you, just as important in terms of social implications in terms of how we view obesity in our society. we try to talk about it here on the show, and all of a sudden, what are you talking about? it helps stigma, for sure. we talked about how complicated it is. you have genes, rewiring of the brain, if you believe a lot of this food is addicting. you have the self-restraint. you have to learn to push yourself away from the table. we need smaller plates, bigger foods. it is a complicated illness. as it changes the profession, hopefully, it will change public