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there s an interesting story from martha mcsally who s running for senate in arizona, gives you a sense of where the politics on this issue are right now. she says i m getting my ass kicked on vote to repeal obamacare, well, sean, i did vote to repeal obamacare on that house bill. i m getting my ass kicked right now because it s being misconstrue by democrats, they re trying to invoke fear in people who have family members or loved ones with preexisting conditions. are democrats being unfair about this? of course not. democrats are telling the truth. and if any misconstruing is going on, or outright lies, it s all the republicans who are suddenly seeing the light as to how important health care is to everybody. you know, health care is personal to everybody and i certainly know that from my own experiences, not just recently because of my diagnosis, and i have said that we are all one diagnosis away from a major illness. but, of course, when i first
everywhere and we re making real progress because we re talking about health care. we re talking about protecting social security. they re hemorrhaging on health care. trying to change the subject. but it is so, so important for folks to make sure they get out there and vote. let me ask you this, there s a number of races, i m fascinated by, mia love in utah, greg gianforte in montana, jd shulkin running against steve king, pennsylvania 11 today had a surprise number. a bunch of places we re talking trump margins of 20%, 22. that you have democratic candidates tied statistically. what is the message there? what s the way to close that sale for a democrat running in a trump plus 20 district? health care, health care, health care. right. medicare, social security, medicaid. protecting people s health care. yeah. if you have a preexisting condition, it s on the ballot. last i checked, chris, it s not just democrats that have preexisting conditions, it s
wikipedia. he s young. i m 40. i just turned 40. i look amazing. you look amazing. i dressed up for halloween today, i m lawrence o donnell, my costume. but seriously, i m supposed to be serious. i talk to young people the way i would talk to anyone, honest with them. i saw so many people at march or our lives events and i saw so many young people at the women s march and i saw young people go with their parents and grandparents to town halls trying to save their family s health care. my message is, if you went to those things, all of that was leading up to election day. yeah. you know what i mean? all of those things were wonderful, galvanizing events but they don t mean as much as actually going to vote. because if you re going to go to march for our lives, you have to go vote. and people who are going to fight for those things we were marching for. otherwise, why did you go? i think it s too, like there are certain things in life where, checking tire pressure on a car
this is the vote of our lifetime. blocking and tackling phase. we have opportunity everywhere, weave competed everywhere, fielding spectacular candidates everywhere and we re making real progress because we re talking about health care. we re talking about protecting social security. they re hemorrhaging on health care. trying to change the subject. but it is so, so important for folks to make sure they get out there and vote. let me ask you this, there s a number of races, i m fascinated by, mia love in utah, greg gianforte in montana, jd shulkin running against steve king, pennsylvania 11 today had a surprise number. a bunch of places we re talking trump margins of 20%, 22. that you have democratic candidates tied statistically. what is the message there? what s the way to close that sale for a democrat running in a trump plus 20 district? health care, health care, health care. right. medicare, social security, medicaid. protecting people s health care. yeah. if you have