campaign is leaning into this unavoidably political month. the president taking his re-election message to pennsylvania. that s a key state he won. and the symbolism of george washington s leadership what you see on the screen. valley forge. washington is touted for setting a standard for democracy. walking away from power after those two terms. biden will draw a contrast to trump on that score. trump being the election loser who tried to steal the race compared to washington who was making news in his day with what was described then as you see here. the resignation of george washington esquire as his situation of president of the united states of america. that was a time of kingdoms so it was a big deal that washington resisted, as this paper put it. the solicitations of his friends to continue in office. they concluded it was a life honor and glory. they wrote different back then. biden is going to argue that trump is the literal opposite and make that argument directly. i
Praise, you talked only about taxes. You said essentially that you have pushed this item for local Property Taxpayers for the region that albany was very proactive in pushing Thistaxpay Faso only talked about the environment. This is to eliminate and save new york 19 Property Taxpayers millions of dollars. If this is about reforming medicaid, why are and you your colleagues only talking about tax cuts . Youre praising tax cuts. I wholly support john faso and mr. Collins amendment. Here in western new york, people are leaving in droves because they cant pay their bills and take care of their homes. What we should do is put the burden on the State Capitol because they control how this program is delivered at the local level. New york is one of the only states that puts it on the taxpayers to foot the bill. From my perspective, this is a great amendment that needs to be supported and reduce the 145 million in my low income areas across this district are going to be relieved. Thats the rig
it turns out if you look at the data, that the best way to learn something is actually to use your knowledge as you re acquiring it. so you can see this, for example, on the research on languages. a lot of people if i want to learn a foreign language, i have to mez rise a lot of vocabulary and grammar. once i have gotten that together i can start speaking the language. guess what, if you never speak the language, you don t learn to understand it fluently. it s kids who start speaking from day one, taught to practice speaking outloud, who stumble and fumble, grow the most. we have to put kids in a situation where they re using their knowledge before they feel ready to put it into practice. and in turn that means i think we have to reinvent a lot of education, hey what a minute, a lot of people assume i can t come into class and speak up unless i achieved mastery. no. i want students teaching each other from day one. i want to engage them in the process of making mistakes. impeerically t
republicans are responsible for more of this false information than democrats are. can you talk through what you found there? my goal going into this was to determine, you know, how common misinformation was in campaign e-mails. fund raising e-mails specifically. and whether you know, there were partisan patterns in terms of who was doing it. and what i found was that roughly 15% of e-mails i received from republicans contained false information and by that, i m referring to you know, impeerically false statements. things that can be proven not to be true. not the standard political exaggerations, but actually false statements were in about 15% of republican e-mails compared with about 2% of
health care. that s absolutely false. in my district, the average is alary is about $30,000 a year. to say that s affluent is hogwash, and you don t know the facts. we are talking about a program that is unstable and going bankrupt, and it s crushing our local american taxpayers across the board. we need to do better than that, joy. i m all about trying to put the pressure where the pressure needs to be. the powers decide how this operates and they need to bear the pressure and burden of making sure they are doing the most efficient and effective way possible. you re right about your district. i stand corrected on that, but the amendment that you supported is that essentially, you are saying that you don t believe that taxpayers should pay for it, which by the way, is not going bankrupt. impeerically, it s not. what you are saying is you want to take the money out of medicaid. the plain fact here is this is not about medicaid reform. you, sir, believe that medicaid