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Forfiscalstudies, pauljohnson, has been taking a look at some of the candidates pledges on tax. tax cuts is always better than tax increases. we have huge problems with the nhs and a&e waiting times, as well as demands for public sector pay increases that at least match inflation. on the other hand, we have very high levels of inflation, and if you are going to cut taxes and if you are going to cut taxes and increase borrowing, probably the time you dont really want to do thatis time you dont re...

u.s. oil companies, are raking in near record profits, so why are they still getting huge taxpayer subsidies? im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." he skipped the last presidential debate and sidelined himself in iowa saying he wants to focus on the first of the nations primary state. jon huntsman is betting almost everything on new hampshire, but is trail ng the state while romney is enjoying a substantial lead and now, huntsman is joining some of romneys sharpest critics ...

Playing, before we get there, how are we going to balance the budget is this because im one of the few fiscal conservatives in the country, real true miss cal conservative. and i believe the way you do that, 75% about much the way you get there this, just take away the bush tax cuts. clinton created 22 million jobs. you take that away, 75% of the way home. >> i dont disagree. i dont want to get into a tax debate because we have something more fun to talk about. >> and i disagree. >> that is çi...

Him or has he had some change in viewpoints over the years? >> i think theres some of both. but i think what he would say is that he has been a d al conservative judge. somebody who -- been a traditional conservative judge. somebody who decides the case based on law, based on precedent. on a few issues the death penalty being one his position did shift because he was concerned that the court no longer reviewed those cases with the care and attention that frankly he did in the early years. aborti...

Him or has he had some change in viewpoints over the years? >> i think theres some of both. but i think what he would say is that he has been a d al conservative judge. somebody who -- been a traditional conservative judge. somebody who decides the case based on law, based on precedent. on a few issues the death penalty being one his position did shift because he was concerned that the court no longer reviewed those cases with the care and attention that frankly he did in the early years. aborti...