mr. morrison. >> thank you. i like to listen to mike builders. some people may can sitter me an elder produced a guide that i really admire was senator george mcgovern. last year he made a statement that he opposed card check. i would have been opposed to that as well. senator mcgovern, if you like to know about his life, you can get the book. it is a great story. he served in the senate for about 30 years. when he got out of the senate, he went back to north dakota and one is to open a business. he said at that time that if he had had any idea abou the votes that he cast while he was in the senate and how they really impact small business, he would not have done half of them. that is my point. a lot of the people in washington are out of touch with main street and the folks here. that is a good example. >> thank you. our next question is from christopher smith. senator lincoln will be first. >> what kind of judicial nominees to the supreme court would you support with your vote? would you consider a judicial activist or a very progressive nomine

mr. morrison. >> thank you. i like to listen to mike builders. some people may can sitter me an elder produced a guide that i really admire was senator george mcgovern. last year he made a statement that he opposed card check. that he opposed card check. i would have been opposed that as well. senator mcgovern, if you like to know about his life, you can get the book. it is a great story. he served in the senate for about 30 years. when he got out of the senate, he went back to north dakota and one is to open a business. he said at that time that if he had had any idea abou the votes that he cast while he was in the senate and how they really impact small business, he would not have done half of them. that is my point. a lot of the people in washington are out of touch with main street and the folks here. that is a good example. >> thank you. our next question is from christopher smith. senator lincoln will be first. >> what kind of judicial nominees to the supreme court would you support with your vote? would you consider a judicial activist or

mr. morrison. >> thank you. i like to listen to mike builders.some people may can sitter me an elder produced a guide that i really admire was senator george mcgovern. last year he made a statement that he opposed card check. i would have been opposed to that as well. senator mcgovern, if you like to know about his life, you can get the book. it is a great story. he served in the senate for about 30 years. when he got out of the senate, he went back to north dakota and one is to open a business. he said at that time that if he had had any idea abou the votes that he cast while he was in the senate and how they really impact small business, he would not have done half of them. that is my point. a lot of the people in washington are out of touch with main street and the folks here. that is a good example. >> thank you. our next question is from christopher smith. senator lincoln will be first. >> what kind of judicial nominees to the supreme court would you support with your vote? would you consider a judicial activist or a very progressive nominee

morrison? >> good afternoon, mr. chairman, and members of the committee. my name is carolyn morrison and i'm president of the national forum and a sponsor of the usda childhood program in oregon. thank you for the opportunity to join you this afternoon to discuss the key role of the child adult care food program place in assuring young children of access to good nutrition and to offer recommendations for reauthorization. program improvements can also help reduce childhood overweight and obesity a priority about which are first lady is so passionate. every day across the country millions of low-income families rely on healthy food their children receiving childcare programs because of his usda program. we all know hunger affects a child's health and capacity to learn and to be at the best. this program resources support new good nutrition, and prevent childhood obesity but authoring healthy food and teaching young children and their caregivers about healthy lifestyles and meal patterns. as a middle-class mom who decide to be a childcare provider in the early

mr. morrison? >> i think it is a job killer. health care needs reform. there is no doubt about that. i do not believe the federal government has the power to force you to buy anything, including health insurance. cleveland clinic gives us a -- a just recently published study from the cleveland clinic gives us little clue -- smoking, alcohol and drug abuse, lack of exercise accounts for 50% to 60% of the health care costs. health care costs are not tied because premiums are high. health-care costs are high because of habits of the american people. the federal government is not one to solve that. my concern is that seven or 10 years down the road, you will not be able to buy private insurance. you are going to have the same people running your health insurance that thought home ownership for every american was a good idea. >> i think there were many good things in the bill, including an elimination of pre-existing conditions to exclude people from health insurance. you cannot be done this issue unless you are clear in what direction you are going. senator lincoln was initially for the

morrison? >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. my name is carolyn morrison of the four, and a sponsor of the child and adult care program in oregon. stinky for this opportunity to join this afternoon to discuss a role of the child and adult care program plays in ensuring young children have access to good patrician and offer recommendations for the reauthorization. program improvements can also help reduce charnel to the overweight and obesity priority about which the first lady is passionate. every day across the country millions of low-income families rely on the healthy food their children receiving child care programs because of this usda program. we all know hundred stifles a child's health intellect, creativity, capacity to learn and to be at their best. this program resources support good nutrition and prevent childhood obesity by offering healthy to and teaching young children and their care givers about healthy lifestyles and meal patterns. as a middle class, who decided to be a child care provider in the early 80's i lear