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so stitch this together with some aspects of the aca. democrats have been arguing that one of the many parts of the plan that bourqworks for millen is to stay on their parents plan which is about 3 million, give or take. this is a web ad. no one decides their politic based on a web ad and based on extremely bad web ads either. the fight here, and the thing that republicans have wanted to try to benefit from is that there are tensions in the aca around young people. more young people are poor than any other age group. they very rarely have health insurance. so young people have a lot more benefit from the aca. at the same time, because the aca and obama care limits the amount of the discrimination between older and sicker people. younger folks making more money and who are potentially getting health insurance are often seeing their insurance premiums go up.
issue. so if other family members fan out across the country at these town meetings and show courage of that young woman, you are going to see and she was not alone. there were others there to support her. she was not a single voice in there. jackie, let me bring you in. let s talk about whether or not this is real heat on those senators who voted no. kelly ayotte was there. she didn t run from the question. she gave the answer she chose to give. is there proof that perhaps there may be some movement from those who said no in the past? she s also not up for reelection in to 16. jeff flake isn t up for he was elected last november. so this would have to survive a very long time to actually listen, we live in a world where people are already talking about who is the next president. fair enough. we talk about hillary clinton. so these cycles where they used to seem like forever, they come around very fast and these web
look at this. we did the tunnel to towers run for the would your honored veterans. this is me and my executive producer tom lowell running by the wall you see covered in water. we were in the tunnel running for these round warriors. look at that. the truck is completely submerged. that s tom waiting for me. doing the backward run, hurry up. thanks for that, tom. as millions come to grips with the full impact of this devastating storm, in the past few days we have seen the most controversial and disturbing political web ads to date. it s an interesting juxtaposition of where folks are going and it s raising questions about what is appropriate in politics in particular when so until the nation are suffering witwith the loss of life and
because americans saw a plan to create a good economy and create new jobs per in what mitt romney offered was a very specific plan of how to get the country growing and get them jobs again. jenna: both sides believe they won the debate last night. we have our reporter just back from traveling with secretary of state hillary clinton. good to have you with us, wendell. reporter: it is actually progress for the obama campaign, which admitted after the first debate, that the president was often very vain. each campaign is putting out web ads. highlighting their candidates memorable moments. here s an ad for mitt romney. s policies have not worked, median income is down in 23 million americans out of work. he said he would cut in half the