i will take you with me if you want to look at some of the homes here behind me and you can see the extent of that damage. it goes on for miles. you can see where once home after home after home looks like an empty field. if you move over here, the fact that you can see all the way down this road is unheard of for many in kentucky. the governor called it the most devastating, destructive and deadly tornado kentucky has ever seen. seven dead are under the age of 18 and two infantsz. day four is a day of grieving but a day filled with a lot of hope. perhaps you can hear the chain saws and trucks. that s the people of this community who say we re hurting but what can we do? we can clean up. we can be there for our neighbors and bring in food, supplies, offer a place to sleep. it is the true sentiment here in bowling green today as people look forward to what is
do better in the private sector. why wouldn t you give them the choice? what about medicaid or medicare? i think it s the same thing. choice should be the mantra. if you have unfunded liabilities in social security, medicare and medicaid let younger people, let anybody frankly decide whether that system is for them. that s fine for a middle class person. what if you are a poor person living in the had you had and what choice are you going to have? what investment are you going to make? you pay social security taxes on the first dollar you earn if you are making minimum wage. that s a hoarly regressive system. if you look at the numbers young poor people, people making just minimum wage would do better if they had more control of their own money. of the cuts proposed nutritional support for women and infants, nutritional support for women and infants $800 million. nutrition support for women and infantsz.
do better in the private sector. why wouldn t you give them the choice? what about medicaid or medicare? i think it s the same thing. choice should be the mantra. if you have unfunded liabilities in social security, medicare and medicaid let younger people, let anybody frankly decide whether that system is for them. that s fine for a middle class person. what if you are a poor person living in the had you had and what choice are you going to have? what investment are you going to make? you pay social security taxes on the first dollar you earn if you are making minimum wage. that s a hoarly regressive system. if you look at the numbers young poor people, people making just minimum wage would do better if they had more control of their own money. of the cuts proposed nutritional support for women and infants, nutritional support for women and infants $800 million. nutrition support for women and infantsz.
do better in the private sector. why wouldn t you give them the choice? what about medicaid or medicare? i think it s the same thing. choice should be the mantra. if you have unfunded liabilities in social security, medicare and medicaid let younger people, let anybody frankly decide whether that system is for them. that s fine for a middle class person. what if you are a poor person living in the had you had and what choice are you going to have? what investment are you going to make? you pay social security taxes on the first dollar you earn if you are making minimum wage. that s a hoarly regressive system. if you look at the numbers young poor people, people making just minimum wage would do better if they had more control of their own money. of the cuts proposed nutritional support for women and infants, nutritional support for women and infants $800 million. nutrition support for women and infantsz.