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the aarp did. the humane society did. they changed it from a million members to half a million members. but we know most groups won't be exempt. just a privileged few. that violates the decisions of the courts going back decades tell you. you cannot discriminate among groups. you cannot have disfavored and favored groups. and that's what we're doing right here on the floor. not just about something dealing with the -- dealt with by the constitutio but the essential of the first amendment. i am surprised that my liberal friends are not down here on this floor condemning provisions of this bill. and they say it's not a perfect bill. no, it's not perfect. it's unconstitutional. it is unconstitutional by its very terms. and in the last two weeks and even yesterday it became more unconstitutional because they carved out exemmtions even further for unions and for selected groups of large size. mr. chairman, we should do better than this. w should do better than this. if we're not concerned about protecting the constitution, who

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tonight's debate is co-sponsored by the league of women voters and aarp. the candidates have one minute to answer each question. rebuttals will have a time limit of 30 seconds. we are streaming live on-line as well. we welcome you to go to the website and a live chat during the debate to take part in our live, interactive blog. >> we received an email to a from a man named ron, a registered republican of over 45 years and a retired army infantry officer. he is upset about one of your commercials that identified you as the u.s. army retired and referred to as a military man when you served on active 3duty 4.5 years and resigned york commission. -- your permission. >> it was an honest mistake. we put the advertisement up. we were running 100 miles per hour. as soon as we caught it, we took it down. i am proud of my military service. i have never hidden the fact that i served in it -- 4.5 years. i graduated with honors. it was a mistake. it has been corrected. >> how long did that advertisement run? >> i could not tell you. but i know as soon as we caught it,

although this is co-sponsored by the league of women voters and the aarp, they have complete control over the questions asked. they will have one minute to answer each question, rebuttals, and follow-up questions. >> we are going to get right to the questions. we received an e-mail today from a registered republican of over 45 years and a retired army infantry officer. he is upset about one of your commercials that identified you as u.s. army retired and referred to you as a military man when you serve on active duty for and a half years and resigned more than 20 years ago. what do you say to him and other career military veterans who believe that was dishonest. >> it was an honest mistake. we put that add up. we were running 120 miles per hour. as soon as we saw it, we took it down. i am proud of my military service. i have never hidden the fact that i have served four and a half years and the army. unfortunately, it was a mistake. it has been corrected. >> how long did that run? it ran several weeks. >> absolutely not. i can tell you as soon as we thought it we fix it, and i apolog

the aarp did. the humane society did. they changed it from a million members to half a million members. but we know most groups won't be exempt. just a privileged few. that violates the decisions of the courts going back decades tell you. you cannot discriminate among groups. you cannot have disfavored and favored groups. and that's what we're doing right here on the floor. not just about something dealing with the -- dealt with by the constitution, but the essential of the first amendment. i am surprised that my liberal friends are not down here on this floor condemning provisions of this bill. and they say it's not a perfect bill. no, it's not perfect. it's unconstitutional. it is unconstitutional by its very terms. and in the last two weeks and even yesterday it became more %% unconstitutional because they carved out exemmtions even further for unions and for selected groups of large size. mr. chairman, we should do better than this. we should do better than this. if we're not concerned about protecting the constitutio

according to aarp, people on medicare spend an average of 30% of their income on identity of pocket health care costs including premiums. as co-chair of the senior's task force i often hear from constituents who pay hundreds a month for health care. and for most part b. premiums. they report part d. since 2006. and med packs' march support shows substantial increases in requirements from both grand name and generics in 2010. finally the naic results show med gap coverage costs policy holders pay $2,000 to $3,000 a year. med cap policies are expensive but can protect against highly bear basketball out of pocket expenses you referenced in your testimony. it's critical to know medicare policies aren't being used by those tryyng to shirk their health care responsibilities but by americans who are a bit too rich for medicaid but don't have the noun pay for brick testimony today. i yield back the remaineder of my time. >> i'll wave my opening mr. chairman. >> gentleman waves. i think that's our opening statements. so we'll go now to our witness. first of all, let me welcome you again. i know you

the aarp said this offers new tools to combat investment scams targeted at older adults and will hold scam artists accountable. the consumer federation says these reforms will improve the marketplace for consumers and investors. if you're mugged on the street you could lose your wallet. but if you're mugged by wall street as too many americans have, you can lose a lifetime of savings. this bill arms families with more ways to protect themselves with information that they need for informed financial decisions. it addresses protections for questionable, often outrageous financial industry practices, preventing onerous hidden fees that have plagued credit card holders and borrowers, and it creates new hotline to report misconduct. the consumer financial protection bureau will offer help against unscrupulous mortgage promoters, foreclosure scam operators, and pay-day and student lenders. this bill should have done more, much more about those wall street interest that are paid too much, taxed too little, and who immense you power continues to threaten our economic stability. but with stubb

there was a crr against that particularly by the aarp. the one caveat to that is that not everyone can work longer. you and i are in the service business. it is easier for us to work longer. someone in manual labor job, they might not have it so easy. we need to take into consideration those kinds of issues, disability rules that may have to be revised. there's no question that we should not be subbidizing people to take retirement at early ages when they are fully capable of working longer. this is more true in european countries where you work for 20 or 30 years and you expect to collect pension benefits for 40 or 50 years. that does not work economically. host: or you work for the governments and are able to double that. -- double dip. you have created an overcapacity on our twitter page. we will continue the conversation. our web address at twitter is @cspanwj. we go to seattle, washington. good morning. caller: think you for your program. i enjoyed it very much. i have a couple of issues. first of all, i am a goveenment retiree from

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