ericaryan
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5 years ago This seems to be a similar issue?
CNN on CNN TONIGHT (CNN): They're incorrect and CNN said also that I got the 10 million figure right, that his plan would leave 10 million people behind, and also as you just read that actually part of his plan does require people to buy in.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1909/13/cnnt.01.html
CASTRO: They're incorrect and CNN said also that I got the 10 million figure right, that his plan would leave 10 million people behind, and also as you just read that actually part of his plan does require people to buy in. Not if you were on Medicaid, but if you have an income that's a little bit higher than that.
First ref: JULIAN CASTRO (D), FORMER HUD SECRETARY, PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: We're not going to give up DACA. We're not going to give up protections for anybody.
Tech & Check Alerts: CNN, Twitter 09/13/19
OK on CNN NEWSROOM (CNN): That's an astonishing rate, one in five, that's increased 80 percent since 2017.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1909/12/cnr.18.html
Relevant section of transcript: WATT: OK. But -- OK, six deaths so far. And we're now talking about banning these flavored vape pens. You know, nearly a half a million people die in the U.S. every year from smoking cigarettes, but they're still legal.
GUPTA: It's quite the paradox. I think the problem here, and why we're so focused on it is, in addition to the headlines on the acute illnesses, on the deaths, which are worrisome and are tragic, what we also need to be concerned about is basically any vaping device is a gateway drug. And what we're noticing is that there are one in five high schoolers are now using these products. That's an astonishing rate, one in five, that's increased 80 percent since 2017.
First reference: DR. VIN GUPTA, PHYSICIAN, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON: So, I think it's the latter.