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their city neither they nor the voters have any power this election to remove him only governor rick snyder has that power and will snyder has refused to endorse either candidate for mayor he has supported his financial manager and he insists that the city of detroit will be under kevin or his control through the bankruptcy process so it's an election in name only in detroit today. now on to washington state where the g.m.o. industry finds itself in another fight against transparency on the ballot there is an issue to five twenty two which requires companies to label foods that contain genetically modified ingredients washington state is trying to do what california failed to do last year which has become the first statement nation to pass g.m.o. labeling it's believed that eighty percent of packaged foods in the united states contain g.m. most now this debate has attracted an enormous amount of money a lot coming from out of the state of washington so far supporters of g.m.o. labeling requirements have raised more than seven million dollars in their efforts mostly from thousands of individ

but instead under the control of a financial manager appointed by governor rick snyder was in charge of managing the city's descent into bankruptcy. so the winner of today's merrill action but very little power. instead you work under emergency financial manager kevin or less full powers over the city's budget meeting the new mayor will have to get orders approval on any new spending. while both candidates are running for mayor of detroit stand opposed to the financial manager in charge of their city. neither they nor the voters have any power the selection to remove him when governor rick snyder has the power and all senators refused to endorse either candidate for mayor he has supported his financial manager insists the city of detroit w will be under kevin or is controlled through the bankruptcy process. so it's an election in name only in detroit today now up to washington state were the gmo industry finds itself in another fight against transparency. on the ballot there is an issue that five twenty two for two wires companies to label foods that contain genetically modified ingr

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rick snyder and john casic rounded out the democrats. 14 seats including ten which were labeling at leastitive. the top five most vulnerable start in red states. outgoing governor is leaving and he will receive in colorado. a sure bet about a year ago, but not very much anymore. pat quincy is anything other than iffy there. an open seat in massachusetts is a history of electing the governors in open seat races and connecticut rounds out the top five. with the governors, another story line is going to be the 2016 angle and the 2016 intrigue in here. the republican governor scott walker and martinez are early favorites and both will be in competitive races. one or both could lose. all the talk about walker for president or suzanna martinez on the ticket. what would happen if one loses there in the dust bin of political history. other people like jerry brown. he wins with more than 60% reelection has a record to run on in health. a health exchange that works pretty well. does he end up running? andy cuomo. he had a big win. whoever wins in florida and that epic style battle guarantee you one

state-blue state, the last presidential level that gone with obama but the governor is a republican, rick snyder, and he's the one who appointed this guy kevin or it was what's known as an emergency measure and is basically running the city. you sort of powers over the city's budget and finances and he made the decision to put the city in bankruptcy. and so you can you see some of those you know, i guess divides over the best way to fix these things playing out in detroit. the governor when he took office made the decision to slash corporate tax rates throughout the state. you know, to lure business back to the state. he did not choose to increase aid to the largest and most troubled city. instead chose to appoint this emergency manager and move towards managed the bankruptcy. so yeah, you know, it's not as, i guess, maybe in some with texas and detroit, our michigan rather aren't as different as they seem they would be. >> jeff, i have a quick question on that front. because you and i were talking before about how even the contrast, thinking about a place being in sort of disrepair and then may

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when scott walker and rick snyder and john kasich runs for re-election, they are not going to be talking about social issues. >> howard, i want to talk to you about the mac. if things go that way, terry mcauliffe is going to be governor of virginia. i just said that. a seasoned democratic operative and campaign genius, what do you think the implications are for that in 2016 and also what kind of job is terry mcauliffe going to do as governor of virginia? >> i think he's going to do a very good job. i've known terry for a long time through the clintons. has he an enormous amount of energy, a good salesperson for that state. he's somebody that can work with republicans and democrats. one thing they are looking for is somebody that can go across party lines and work with somebody to get something done. the current governor in virginia had that reputation. he lost some of his luster because of the scandals. cuccinelli was so far to the right on transportation issues, other issues where democrats and republicans came together that mcauliffe seemed like the bipartisan moderate. here is a guy f

so why were republican governors in nearby states, john kasich in ohio, rick snyder in michigan, why were they wrong to take this medicaid expansion money? >> you'll never hear me say that any of them around because every state is different. i will tell you why i did it and why i made the choice. why i did not make the alternative. every state is different. in our case, we were present of the false choice between yes, you take it, and potentially put your taxpayers at risk about which i was reminded reporters in my state last week yet again why i thought from my point of view that was an easy decision, because why would you take medicaid expansion, so you want me to depend on a federal government who cannot get a website up and going to extend payments for the amount of money that they were going to get, when today, in my most recent budget that i signed and went to effect july 1, had to put over $600 million more of state money into medicaid, which over 40% of that is because the federal government has backed away from previous amendments, without an expansion. that is where my conc

governor rick snyder is a democrat in a blue state. if you can make sense of all. that he had a similar standoff with his own party and he prevailed this summer. there is progress on the medicaid expansion front, but it is very slow. and the technical problems with the health care exchanges website have only given republicans another excuse to drag their heels and just say no. as long as fighting obama care remains a preparty test, it's hard to see most of america embracing medicare expansion. this is why the brent to the heart, to dallas texas, to make a pitch for rick merry's state to sign on for expansion. >> i think that all of you understand that no state that actually needs this more than texas. here in just the dallas area, 133,000 people who don't currently have health insurance would immediately get health insurance, without even having to go through the website if the state of texas decided to do it. >> but this is the tea party era. this is texas. so not surprising outside that event there were protesters tweaking president obama. democrats in general ar

this time from governor rick snyder of michigan. >> that's what we should be running on are records,record of success. instead of looking at washington where you hear about blame and fighting, when you look at the states and the republican governors, it's about getting it right and getting it done. >> the rga officially standing for republican governor's association. maybe they are hoping people will see them as the republican grown ups association. i mean, i have to say, that was clearly the theme. there are two republican parties. there are the good ceos of the states and the bad, bad congressional republicans. >> if you look at the fund raising numbers, the democrats are outraising the republicans right now, which is, you know, a bit of a turn around. >> have the cokes given their contributions yet? >> they are probably sneaking them in. the main point is the republican backers are very disappointed in this congress. they know people have shown their rusty dusty's up on capitol hill and the american public is not having it. they have to make sense of policy every day. they cannot

so why were republican ever nurse in nearby states, john kasich in ohio, rick snyder in his him, why were they wrong to take this medicaid expansion money? >> you'll never hear me say that any of them around because every state is different. i will tell you why i did it and why i made the choice. why i did not make the alternative. every state is different. in our case, we were present of the false choice between yes, you take it, and potentially put your taxpayers at risk about which i was reminded reporters in my state last week yet again why i thought from my point of view that was an easy decision, because why would you take medicaid expansion, so you want me to depend on a federal government who cannot get a website up and going to extend payments for the amount of money that they were going to get, when today, in my most recent budget that i sighed and went to effect july 1, had to put over 600 million dollars more state money into medicaid, which over 40% of that is because the federal government has backed away from previous amendments, without an expansion. that is where my

so why were republican governors in nearby states, john kasich in ohio, rick snyder in michigan, why were they wrong to take this medicaid expansion money? >> you'll never hear me say that any of them around because every state is different. i will tell you why i did it and why i made the choice. why i did not make the alternative. every state is different. in our case, we were present of the false choice between yes, you take it, and potentially put your taxpayers at risk about which i was reminded reporters in my state last week yet again why i thought from my point of view that was an easy decision, because why would you take medicaid expansion, so you want me to depend on a federal government who cannot get a website up and going to extend payments for the amount of money that they were going to get, when today, in my most recent budget that i signed and went to effect july 1, had to put over $600 million more of state money into medicaid, which over 40% of that is because the federal government has backed away from previous amendments, without an expansion. that is where my conc

mcconnell: almost a year ago now, michigan goafn rick snyder signed historic right-to-work legislationinto law. at the time he said he viewed it as an opportunity to stand up for michigan's workers, to be pro-worker. the union bosses, the entrenched special interests and the professional left have stood in united militant disagreement, but michigan's soft-spoken goafn was right, and the more venom big labor directed at him, the more it seemed to confirm the is suspicions that snierd woos trying to help. he was in fact on their side. the truth is over the years, big labor has come to care more about its own perfection and power than the workers it was charged with protecting. snyder knew that, and he knew it was time to tip the scales back in favor of workers. well, he's not alone. here in the senate, senator paul and i share senator snyder's commitment to helping restore workers' rights. that's why we filed an amendment that would snact enact similar reforms at the federal level. our right-to-work amendment is simple enough. it merles calls for repealing the jim in atory clauses in fed

we have a governor named rick snyder. if i gave him a zero, that would be too high of a mark.obs andee aided zero lost over 60,000 jobs with all of these cuts. he stopped a $2.5 billion industry, which was the movie industry. he has raised taxes. people of michigan voted to get rid of the emergency manager law. we voted to get rid of it and he turned around behind our backs and put the law in any way. bridged down a major that we did not need or want. he went against our backs and tried to make a deal with the canadians. host: one more call. michigan, you have the last call on the independent line. caller: i would rate him a 10. the reason is that we have furloughs and state employees -- within eight months of him being elected, we had a balanced budget with a surplus. i give him a solid 10. host: do not forget, coverage of the virginia and new jersey races will start at 9:00 this evening. you can see that on our main channel. find more information at our website, c-span.org. we will be joined next by brian from human rights watch. they would ban workplace discrimination on th

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snyder joins us from austin. good to see you. my understanding is that this proposition has made for strange bedfellows. >> absolutely. whenever you have a conservative republican governor like rick perry on the same side as environmental groups like the sierra club that's a strange situation. but that's what's happening here. they all realize that water is a finite resource. they want to protect it, and they think proposition six is the way to go. $2 billion would come from the states rainy day fund and go to create low interest loans for cities and water districts across the state. they could fix aging in this, leaky pipes that are wasting water. build new lakes and hold on there, is opposition saying that three-member board appointed by governor perry doesn't set well with them to be controlling all of that money. some say there needs to be more overseoversight, and taking $2 n out of their emergency fund could hit their ratin credit ra. >> in southern california the issue is guns. it's called measure c and it would require gun own tours keep their guns locked up when they're not in use: we go to lisa bernard. >> reporter: well, we're here in silicon valley at a senior residen