There is a lot of vitriol and also not just for candidates, but even voters who participate on social media, it is a deterrent, because people are attacked and really shut down. There are people who it is almost like they are not allowed to express their views. If someone takes a opposing the, an opposing view the , discussion is really shut down. That is unfortunate. That hinders the ability for to be a platform for discourse. I am more concerned about that then siphoning people often to their own camps. What is the reward for trying to express a view and having a discussion if you are going to have that kind of response . It is worse for women because of the types of attacks and can lead to. In terms of advice, you have two options. Either you engage or you dont engage. If you decide to engage, do you types ofge those commenters or not . I think engagement is always better for all the reasons were talking about today. If you stay silent or absent, people are talking about you on soci
And your friends and your family , thely local middle school, fire hall to go support a candidate on the night the you caucus, that can make a difference. Often times, candidates who are able to get the small donations sure, the money is great, but there may be additional meaning to it that will help them particularly in those retail politics, grassroots states like iowa, new hampshire, and even nevada come over south carolina, which are not exactly california or texas. Badt a batch of honor ge of honor. Guest absolutely. Is saying,e punditry Hillary Clinton, sure, she may be that candidate of the establishment on the democratic side, but is she really energizing people in getting them excited about her second president ial campaign in eight years. Host when it comes to the choi 2700 cap, how was that established . Guest it goes back several years. Write as to if you can check for 1 million, that could have a more or less corrupting influence on that candidate. Without getting into the
Struggling to define themselves to an angry electorate. I am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pack, who is not raising huge amounts of money from wall street i dont think these attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. Enough is enough. If youve got something to say, say it directly joining me now is the former governor of montana. Good to you have you with us here on third rail. Good to be back lets start with this. To put it gently youve had a complicated relationship with this president ial campaign. You considered running at one point, you came out to endorse omalley. Now he is out who are you supporting . To start with i dont take it seriously that i said i was running. Martin omalley is out. I havent made up my mind which one, but i can tell you this. The longer there is a democratic primary the better it is not only for a democrat on to win the white house but for democracy. As i watch these debates between democrats and the debates between r
Correctional health care in 2011 which was about 1 in 6 of their entire correctional budget. And that level of spending shouldnt be surprising. This is not a healthy population. That includes a loent of folks with chronic conditions, with Mental Illness, with addiction disorders, and its getting older as the population ages. Ad so its not surprising that states are trying a whole range of different strategies to get r handle on Correctional Health a spending, everything from contracting with third partiesag to deliver the care to having more services delivered on site to taking advantage of new Health Coverage opportunities for inmates. So today wereto going to take a look at how well those cov strategies and some others are working and what kinds of policy changes might be helpful to improve both the quality and the value of the care that this population receives. And as we examine these issues, were pleased to have as a partner in todays program the centine corporation which contract
To treat. The challenge has been the Regulatory Framework in a postAffordable Care act world that limits our treatment. I want to make it clear that this is a bipartisan issue. Governor perry, governor deal of georgia, theyve been going out and promoting treatment of criminogen criminogenic behavior rather than incarceration. What changes is states who have enrolled in the Affordable Care act is to scale this at a level a state governor cannot necessarily do. Thank you very much. Well turn next to debra rowe. Thank you, ed. All right. Good afternoon. During my i witnessed the disheartening maltreatment of women who were ill and resided in my dorm. For example, the women who were sick we are kept at the very end of the dorm. This was during the time when h. I. V. And a. I. D. S. Became prevalent in communities and several of the women that i am referencing had h. I. V. Infections. During that period, i met my colleague here, jacqueline, you see, we, along with a few other sisters, were