senate until the survivors are being made available to congress. i m tired of hearing from people on tv and reading about stuff in books. we need to get to the bottom of this. just 12 days since the government reopened, and lindsey graham is promising to bring executive appointments to a halt. and he can do it using a senate protocol that allows for any single senator to block any nomination by placing a hold on it. but that s how lindsey graham is able to block all nominees, not why. to understand why graham wants to bring government to a halt, you have to meet lindsey graham s primary challenger, south carolina state senator lee bright. patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death. we ve got folks in our country that s getting above 50% that say give me liberty or give me a whip card. lindsey graham, like john boehner and the house republicans before him, is threatening to essentially shut down part of the government so he can defend himself from a tea party
halt. and he can do it using a senate protocol that allows for any single senator to block any nomination by placing a hold on it. but that s how lindsey graham is able to block all nominees, not why. to understand why graham wants to bring government to a halt, you have to meet lindsey graham s primary challenger, south carolina state senator lee bright. patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death. we ve got folks in our country that s getting above 50% that say give me liberty or give me a card. lindsey graham, like john boehner and the house republicans before him, is threatening to essentially shut down part of the government so he can defend himself from a tea party backlash. recent polling found only 53% of south carolina republicans have a favorable view of graham. for some context, graham s unfavorables in the state are 30 points higher than its fellow senate republican tim scott. needing to turn around his numbers, graham is turning back to benghazi.
poverty. now [applause] look to what the obama administration is doing on work and marriage. i was campaigning in wisconsin and the state senator came up to me and told me that in wisconsin if you are married and have if you are unmarried and have two children, and you make $15,000 a year, you receive $38,000 in government benefits. if you marry, you lose them all. do you understand what that and that s not just wisconsin. it s in every state. it s more in some states. you know what that means? that government prohibits, makes it economically infeasible for single moms to marry. it makes it a bridge too far. because it s economically impossible to make it work. and the same thing with work. you heard all the talk about obamacare how it s a disincentive to work because the more you work the less your subsidies get. look at all the welfare programs. every single one of them, the more you work the lower your benefits get. we have a government right now that is fixated on k
that, they violated [inaudible] yes, tenure violates come on. that does not say it s your fault, i don t know what else does. in the perfect world right now all the rules are set to contain bad behavior. that is what all the rules are set for, as opposed to flourishing of best practices. let s say that mrs. so-and-so is an amazing teacher. she should be able to teach first one up to get to assistant principal. everything should be flourishing. that has been proven to cause retention and school achievement to go way up. it is not actually the things we think it is. why do you think that why do we think they are motivated by pay more than us? some of the most unselfish people out there working. after certain necessities, that is not a motivating factor. it is success, being heard, all the things that would motivate us. this conversation about tenure is confusing to me. them how to be navy seals, and then hold them accountable. then give them whatever they want, tenure
senate? one of the things we are always fighting is getting better science so we can convince fishermen and convince countries, governments, of the imperative of didn t of making decisions. hear we don t and that there are plenty of stocks out there and there s there is no reason to be restrictive. we need science. and globally we need to put our heart heads together and budget for the capacity to be able to do what we need to do to convince people of the urgency of this. we need a plan that requires fishery to use dear and andniques gear techniques to dramatically reduce the other amount of species that are caught by accident and discarded, a plan to end subsidies, which only promotes overfishing. a plan that makes it near impossible for illegally caught fish to actually come to the market anywhere, whether in boston or beijing or barcelona or any other city that does not begin with a b. let s develop a plan that protects more marine habitats. we will have an annou