a lot of people have a lot of problems. there is a lot no! angela. that is out of line. as a former activist in washington, d.c. i m an activist, too. and he was may mior in washington. firsthand, viseen how we got volunteers from howard university to help welfare mothers in d.c. get their g.e.d. let s talk about factses here absolutely. come on in washington, d.c., we were the murder capital of the world and marion barry was smoking crack, okay? that s not all he was doing. he was also sponsoring a summer youth emg ployment program that employed more african-american and white youth it isn t enough. but a lot is not enough! but sean: the unemployment rate in the hispanic community is 11%. in the african-american community, 14.4% this. president made promises. he said he would cut the deficit in in half and create jobs.
ever going to remotely solve that problem through campaign finance laws because you ll always have massive loopholes. what you need to do is, even with a is system of robust campaign restrictions, you won t have groups representing welfare mothers. you have to level the playing field by spreading out the political money. this is the argument about leveling up as opposed to leveling down. with the public, some sort of public finance system, youhlevl up, right? people get, you know, a bunch of different visions for what this looks like. vouchers, not just $100. overflow corporate money and really level the playing field. if you want lobbyists, they don t have to turn to corporations any longer and they can turn to individuals. that is doable. i support public financing and campaigns, but it has no chance of getting past. it just doesn t. so, we can talk about this, but i don t think it s a realistic possibility and the big question
they did so because they want more americans to know the prize and success that come from hard work. the law passed the house, that passed the house, require 40 hours of work each week. the first stage of welfare reform brought unprecedented success. millions of americans now knows the rewards of work. welfare mothers have found their long lost self-esteem. we want to stop the dependency the government has created with all these entitlement programs. we want to give people the opportunity of dignity to work. in welfare reform we reached the conclusion that giving people money for nothing is a bad idea. the romney campaign was forced to respond to that clip of him we played from january even though i don t think they wanted to. their response was instructive. it was basically a dodge in which they tried to say mitt romney was talking about the bipartisan welfare reform of the 1990s and everyone agreed with that and everyone wanted to get single mothers into the workforce.
reform law. they did so because they want more americans to know the prize and success that come from hard work. the law passed the house require 40 hours of work each week. the first stage of welfare reform brought unprecedented success. millions of americans now knows the rewards of work. welfare mothers have found their long lost self-e seem. we want to stop the dependency the government has created with all these entitlement program. we want to give people the opportunity and dignity to work. in welfare reform we reached the conclusion that giving people money for nothing is a bad idea. the romney campaign was forced to respond. their response was instructive. it was a dodge in which they tried to say he was talking about the bipartisan welfare reform of the 1990s and everyone agreed with that. quote, moving welfare recipients
and success that come from hard work. the law passed the house require 40 hours of work each week. the first stage of welfare reform brought unprecedented success. millions of americans now knows the rewards of work. welfare mothers have found their long lost self-e seem. we want to stop the dependency the government has created with all these entitlement program. we want to give people the opportunity and dignity to work. in welfare reform we reached the conclusion that giving people money for nothing is a bad idea. the romney campaign was forced to respond. their response was instructive. it was a dodge in which they tried to say he was talking about the bipartisan welfare reform of the 1990s and everyone agreed with that. quote, moving welfare recipients into work was one of the basic principles of the bipartisan welfare reform legislation that