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culture in scotland, it sent too contested. which is good. and everyone who lives in scotland, permanent residency in scotland, qualified commonwealth citizen gets a vote. i am german, the accent never goes away. i am german. i have residency in scotland. i lived there for five years, once you get permanent residency you get to vote. if you are a scott that moved to england, you don t get a vote it. is the same for the scottish parliament. some don t like that, obviously it is not majorly contested because, this is the scottish parliament franchise. some didn t like that it is an agreed franchise. the idea, who lives in scotland, votes, that includes, i think 10% now of people who were born in england. for example, who have residency in scotland. that is the voting franchise, the only change was the lowering of the voting age to 16. that is a cross party consensus. geographically splits within scotland, we do see splits, there was a pole in glasscow, the crucial thing is. for
ArkansasUnited-statesWest-bankAlabamaChinaMinnesotaSyriaRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaUkraineCharlotte discussion of what the special relationship with the u.s. would be in the event of a yes outcome? it is really interesting, i remember the individual, it the day where we presented our new research results, gosh, we will be out of all the media today. we were still in. when the statement was made by president obam ait didn t move the polls either way, neither did it in january, when boroso made his statements, the substantial answer, i think, the issues about what happens in scotland dominate the decision making. we have seen interventions, i think, and slightly aneck do theal here, if you live in scotland, if you ever have been to scotland, it is never fruitful to try to tell scotts from the outside what to do. there is relatively little response to that. it is not they don t care, that it dwnt matter, people discussed it. it was not what people were basing their issues on. the core issues for people is what happens in scotland in the future. those issues were discussed. t
ArkansasUnited-statesPurdue-universityIndianaWest-bankAlabamaNorth-carolinaKentuckyMinnesotaChinaIllinoisWisconsin what the president had to say. are) 585-3881 if you opposed to to it. you can also make a comment be a social media on twitter @cspanwj facebook.com/cspan, and send the e-mail to journal@c-span.org . a debate over airstrikes is the headline in the washington post this morning. host: a little bit from the washington post this morning. here is the new york times the house in rare unity with obama will lead the trail for an vote. weisman writes host: (202) 585-3880 if you support what the president announced on wednesday night. (202) 585-3881 if you are opposed to it. we will begin with cliff and essex, maryland, oppose line. hi, cliff. caller: good morning. i want to say first thanks for c-span. let people get their voice out there. yes, i am opposed to obama s plan just as i was to bush s plan. i really see no difference between the two of them. only obama is a little worse i think. but the whole problem is for a country that is supposed to be by the people, of the pe
VietnamRepublic-ofNevadaUnited-statesAlabamaBrooklynNew-yorkBloomingtonIndianaWest-libertyIowaTurkey changing the expense side. that is happening right now. i think that is an area where you could see some consensus. one that i also think was messed in the whole debate over obamacare. frivolous lawsuits. there is some issue with regard to the federal versus state role. there is a clear opportunity to reduce cost. the budget office has laid it out for us repeatedly. it is over $50 billion over 10 years. there is some areas here where you can find some common ground. what about medicaid expansion in your state? this is a decision that our state made. the governor and legislature. we will see what happens. my concern has been that i think these important programs, unsustainable programs on the entitlement side, need to be addressed. a vital program, but we need a way to pay for it. right now, these programs, medicaid, medicare and social security, are not sustainable. i am curious that some in the other party are talking about expanding these programs at a time when they ar
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