corner stone of our democracy so what s the plan? is there anything the white house can do to protect voting rights in georgia? we re working on that now. we don t know quite exactly what we can do at this point. the justice department is taking a look as well. meanwhile, house democrats have an idea and vice president harris is on board. i believe very strongly that congress needs to pass the for people act and we need to restore the teeth of the strength of the voting rights act and we need to also provide for what is necessary clearly when we see the kind of abusive practices that we ve seen from the georgia legislature, which is to intentionally, i believe, attempt to prevent whole populations of people from exercising their constitutional right to vote in their elections. stopping people from voting. that s right. but there s just one thing potentially standing in their way. the senate filibuster. joining me now is corrine jean pierre. you just heard the open a
and as the business of elderly care grows, making the right choice has never been harder. they re putting profits ahead of people and they re increasing those profits on the backs of the nursing home residents who are being exploited, neglected, and abused. it is epidemic. this week fault lines investigates the business of elderly care. this facility in oklahoma city provides the type of care most people would hope for in their golden years. it has very high standards, and above average staffing levels. but for the majority in the us who rely on government reimbursements for elderly care, like medicaid, the reality can be quite different. he pulled the light and nobody would come for an hour. so pretty early we were suspicious of the place. my dad would call frantic, every single morning, because feces and urine were running off the bed. continuing down the hallway i see no staff helping people. i hear people crying out for help. nobody responding to them. abuses
and as the business of elderly care grows, making the right choice has never been harder. they re putting profits ahead of people and they re increasing those profits on the backs of the nursing home residents who are being exploited, neglected, and abused. it is epidemic. this week fault lines investigates the business of elderly care. this facility in oklahoma city provides the type of care most people would hope for in their golden years. it has very high standards, and above average staffing levels. but for the majority in the us who rely on government reimbursements for elderly care, like medicaid, the reality can be quite different. he pulled the light and nobody would come for an hour. so pretty early we were suspicious of the place. my dad would call frantic, every single morning, because feces and urine were running off the bed. continuing down the hallway i see no staff helping people. i hear people crying out for help. nobody responding to them. abuses
and as the business of elderly care grows, making the right choice has never been harder. they re putting profits ahead of people and they re increasing those profits on the backs of the nursing home residents who are being exploited, neglected, and abused. it is epidemic. this week fault lines investigates the business of elderly care. this facility in oklahoma city provides the type of care most people would hope for in their golden years. it has very high standards, and above average staffing levels. but for the majority in the us who rely on government reimbursements for elderly care, like medicaid, the reality can be quite different. he pulled the light and nobody would come for an hour. so pretty early we were suspicious of the place. my dad would call frantic, every single morning, because feces and urine were running off the bed. continuing down the hallway i see no staff helping people. i hear people crying out for help. nobody responding to them. abuses
house of january 6, 2015, the chair will now recognize members fromis smiedy the morityndinity leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than theajitanmiri leaderand the minoty whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from washington, mr. heck, for five minutes. mr. heck: thank you, madam speaker. tick to be tick-tock, tick-tock, tomorrow, count them there are 30 legislative days left before the export import bank is gone vanished, disappears and each day that we fail to address this vital institution for american jobs we let the extruxists win. we let this obstructionists win. we let this impaway. and the irony of it all, as my dear friend from texas, congressman green said if we don t have the export-import bank we would be scurrying around to try to develop to compete with every country