and in our religious and secular beliefs we believe that people who have these experiences are undeserving people and are put in that category. our social services, our cultural values and honor those women who are deserving, and we do not want to invest our taxes or anything else on the undeserving. that idea is at least 2000 years old. we have a legacy to deal with. it should be shred from our psyche, and whenever you have to do it to do it, do it. it and what ever we have to do in building the women's movement, a people's movement for our brothers and sisters, help do your job of getting rid of this cultural belief of the deserved and undeserved. it must die, even if it took us 2000 years to do it. i ask you to join all the women from this morning's workshop and today, as we have seen already spoken, that we make that commitment. normally understood this, -- norma understood this, and i think that is the central message. for those who have been harmed through sexual abuse and global exploitation, norma, threw her were feeling, not only named it but tried to resolve and helped liberate a

>> i think the attention around the attack watch dog site was a little undeserved. it was a little rebranding and new colors on the website from the 2008 campaign and all of that just rabid attention to it was out of line. to the jobs piece, what is absolutely missing is the conversation from the ten pages of the g.o.p. plan that was put on the table that they were just literally recycled, rehashed, the same policies from the bush administration, but you don't hear folks in the media talking about how they put ten pages of the same failed policies on the table. >> and old ideas as long as they're good. but this is about attack watch, the point we're getting at here. they're treating obama differently and "the washington post" called it, quote, a laughingstock, unquote. that's not typical washington post verbiage for a democratic president. >> can you imagine, a republican, saying rich nixon pounded for an enemies list and it's different when the candidate does it and the president does it. >> it's opposition research done in a new way. >> jon: got to take a break. f

security groups within the state women's they have been participating in girls but on these being undeserving says' even provided with stun grenades with water cannons as well as with tear gas canisters on saturday we saw a lot just protests in this country's history one hundred thousand demonstrators took to the streets of ten cities here in tel aviv was one of the focal points a number of speakers a number of artists address the crowd they spoke about making history they said really that this was a turning point in the history of this country what protesters have been demanding for the better part of two months is the social issue just as really what they say is definitely not who government needs to be let's focus on issues of security and focus on internal problems problems such as the high cost of living in this country and this is a criticism that is facing the criticism that he is spending too much time on issues on the international agenda rather than addressing real domestic concerns here at home talking to protesters they accuse netanyahu of being past the i've been under sponsible

necessity to allow factories to survive with a small profit but to reward -- but not reward them with undeserved profit. i wanted to protect our industries using economics. rather than politics. you was different. we created two simple methods to save and revive the economy. and to bring american industries and jobs back. each method has its own advantage. i want to emphasize that these solutions will not end foreign trade. we will still import billions of dollars of goods from china and other manufacturing nations, but it will allow our manufacturers to compete against unfair, for producers, and it will encourage foreign manufacturers to move their factories here, using american labor in order to compete more effectively. number one, i call this the tax deduction solution. i would allow a tax deduction only when businesses employ and by american. section 162 and 212 of the internal revenue code to allow a deduction against income for ordinary and necessary business expenses. section 167 and 179 of the code allowed a depreciation deduction for business equipment purchase. clear law. my solution

command greater authority to take people off the table which frankly last legal proof that they are undeserving to continue or to operate with us, that we can actually use in our judgment process, intel and a variety of other methods to make that assessment. both of those pieces we talked about that the early testimony we promise to review proposed legislation and it always gets a little more -- advocates on the hill. fundamentally, those two pieces are in the nda. they are key for mr. denver to dig further into the secondary antertiary cotracts. the reality is trucking industry is a decentralized process and the bk of your tracker is our owner operators like they are the united states and that is not going to fundamentally change. so these guys to get these contracts are able to pull together 600 or 450 south tamayo 150. that's had to pull together resources to make this happen. that's the reality of the business come in the same way in the night stayed. the key come as mr. denver said is we're trying to set that guy before he ever gets a chance to come to the table and not after the fact that

command greater authority to take people off the table which frankly last legal proof that they are undeserving to continue or to operate with us, that we can actually use in our judgment process, intel and a variety of other methods to make that assessment. both of those pieces we talked about that the early testimony we promise to review proposed legislation and it always gets a little more -- advocates on the hill. fundamentally, those two pieces are in the nda. they are key for mr. denver to dig further into the secondary and tertiary contracts. the reality is trucking industry is a decentralized process and the bulk of your tracker is our owner operators like they are the united states and that is not going to fundamentally change. so these guys to get these contracts are able to pull together 600 or 450 south tamayo 150. that's had to pull together resources to make this happen. that's the reality of the business come in the same way in the night stayed. the key come as mr. denver said is we're trying to set that guy before he ever gets a chance to come to the table and not after the fact

command greater authority to take people off the table which frankly last legal proof that they are undeserving to continue or to operate with us, that we can actually use in our judgment process, intel and a variety of other methods to make that assessment. both of those pieces we talked about that the early testimony we promise to review proposed legislation and it always gets a little more -- advocates on the hill. fundamentally, those two pieces are in the nda. they are key for mr. denver to dig further into the secondary and tertiary contracts. the reality is trucking industry is a decentralized process and the bulk of your tracker is our owner operators like they are the united states and that is not going to fundamentally change. so these guys to get these contracts are able to pull together 600 or 450 south tamayo 150. that's had to pull together resources to make this happen. that's the reality of the business come in the same way in the night stayed. the key come as mr. denver said is we're trying to set that guy before he ever gets a chance to come to the table and not after the fact

command greater authority to take people off the table whichfrankly last legal proof that they are undeserving to continue or to operate with us, that we can actually use in our judgment process, intel and a variety of other methods to make that assessment. both of those pieces we talked about that the early testimony we promise to review proposed legislation and it always gets a little more -- advocates on the hill. fundamentally, those two pieces are in te nda. they are key for mr. denver to dig further into theecondary and tertiary contracts. the reality is trucking industry is a decentralized process and the bulk of your tracker is our owner operators like they are the united states and that is not going to fundamental change. so these guys to get these contracts are able to pull tother 600 or 450 south tamayo 150. that's had to pull together resources to make this happen. that's the reality of the business com in the same way in the night stayed. the key come as mr. denver said is we're trying to set that guy before he ever gets a chance to come to the table and not after the fact that yo

necessity to allow factories to survive with a small profit but to reward -- but not reward them with undeserved profit. i wanted to protect our industries using economics. rather than politics. you was different. we created two simple methods to save and revive the economy. and to bring american industries and jobs back. each method has its own advantage. i want to emphasize that these solutions will not end foreign trade. we will still import billions of dollars of goods from china and other manufacturing nations, but it will allow our manufacturers to compete against unfair, for producers, and it will encourage foreign manufacturers to move their factories here, using american labor in order to compete more effectively. number one, i call this the tax deduction solution. i would allow a tax deduction only when businesses employ and by american. section 162 and 212 of the internal revenue code to allow a deduction against income for ordinary and necessary business expenses. section 167 and 179 of the code allowed a depreciation deduction for business equipment purchase. clear law. my solution