it s like that didn t happen. hear stuff and then goes to the senate floor and talks about it on the senate floor. when pressed about it can t name a person he overheard. whipping up racial fears is a big deal as deneen borelli said it terrifies people. we do is have a history of racial problems in this country and to make people fearful about things that don t really exist is a pretty reckless thing to do. to anna s point it diminishes things does have. ethnic politics inherently unreasonable. people are emotional. he they can t make clear decisions none of us can. shouldn t go there. apparently young women aren t making clear thoughtful decisions anymore either. i m part of problem. dogs or kids? recent drop in birth rate is due to young women getting puppies instead of having babies. not only are most of these women getting puppies, they are getting little tiny ones because the food prices each not just human food but dog
lgbt issues and particularly transgender issues in this situation, that you look at glaad s guidelines and in the abstract they re great and it s great to read them and refer to them but it s also immensely helpful to be able to talk to a trans person and say should we go there, should we not go there. this would have been an automatic where no, you really shouldn t go there. i m sure you saw an article in an arizona paper this weekend, dr. v s partner, saying she did not feel that this article was ultimately responsible for the suicide. what was your reaction to that? you know, reading the article, i really wouldn t want i don t feel comfortable speculating on if the how much the article influenced her decision no one knows. no one knows. right. to take her own life. but what i will say is we have to understand we live in a culture that marginalizes transgender people. transgender people are four times more likely to experience poverty due to rampant employment discrimin
would so sum blah tpaoeu our 20,000 page tax code it would get us down to about 200 pages that you wouldn t need this enormous enforcement mechanism and the most abusive agency of government. we talked about the nsa knowing so much about you. you know the i.r.s. has the power to garnish our wages, it can go into your bank account and take money out. it can go into your home. it has the information about where you went to dinner last night, jenna, what kind of car you drive. it s an incredibly abusive agency and intrusive. jenna: where i went to dips last night wasn t very good. if the i.r.s. is looking into that they shouldn t go there. matt let s drill into this a little bit more. is the issue really the i.r.s. as an agency and the potential abuses the agency can participate in, like we re seeing with the targeting of certain groups or is the true problem really the tax code which is so vague in some ways it almost feeds into that the agency potentially doing wrong?
states did incredibly well. they had a sweet spot of being relatively warm if you take the national average. they had relatively low state and local taxes and good cost of living and good access to medical care. with the new criteria you are using, is this a wakeup call to the usual retiree states like arizona and florida to maybe get their act together in these new areas that you re looking at? well, i think you need to understand why people are making their choices to retire. we re looking at practical questions and i think it is important to understand that most people when they re deciding to go somewhere they have been thinking about this for decades probably. the places like arizona, florida, this is where they have been dreaming to go to for a long time and i wouldn t say the ranking should tell people get your act together. i wouldn t say this is telling people they shouldn t go there. i think what we re saying is that if you do go to some of these places with the higher co
kenya, his ideas are from europe, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. and then you have these two guys, the big dog and the boss, come in and say we are sui generis american like obama is, but they have a special claim on a certain kind of voter. do you see it that way? yes, i do. the conventional wisdom, as john has pointed out, is this election will come down to ohio, and ohio comes down to the very kinds of voters we re talking about, working class people that used to be called reagan democrats, now a lot of them are independents, and these people are not necessarily obama s natural constituency, but they are reachable on economic issues, and nobody is better, not barack obama, not joe biden, nobody is better than bill clinton at speaking to folks like this in terms they can understand and dissuading them from voting against their best economic interest. he can say it cuttingly. he can cut romney off at the knees in a way maybe president obama shouldn t go there, but