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we still have time to take remedial steps will the election to minimize the sloppiness, incompetents, and from. from has distorted history in american life. it just like to be decent and animals college students. and live in new jersey, one of the most corrupt political machines ever. the men there for 40 years. what it @booktv? because of its wooden ones. in 1935 be honest about association, the do that is another day some 245 princeton, students to one of the election. the beat of fi...

. >> i believe that one of the roles of the service chief is to be visibly evolved -- visibly involved. if confirmed, i will be. i believe left to be concerned with disciplined. anything that affects cost has to get visibility on the program level. as to trade said the end up with good intent. finally, i do believe costs has to be a key performance program. it has to be that way. we do not have ...

main threat to the u.s., what we are doing to ourself. huge automatic tax increases. on january 1st next year the alternative minimum tax, the bush tax cuts, expire. also if you do nothing, that means if nothing changes, your taxes will likely go up. at the same time medicare doctor pay will also go down. on top of those tax increases, at the very same moment, massive cuts to federal spending. if current law stays in place, the government must slash $1 trillion over nine years from fed...

the scorched earth partisan politics in washington could push america over a fiscal cliff and quite possibly into a recession if congress doesnt act. economists now say that the so-called fiscal cliff has now overtaken europe as the biggest threat to the u.s. economy. in other words, our home-grown storm has a bigger chance of causing a hurricane here than the actual hurricane thats blowing our way from europe. ive been berating congress on this show to pass legislation now to head off...

where we can freely come together and gather and share ideas. lord, we thank you so much for phyllis, her vision, her faithfulness, her unrelenting work and for her unique insight into what makes this nation so excellent. we know that its you. father, a thank you for each one of use of -- thank you for each one of these and people. we thank you for the time and pray that continues throughout the day. please bless each one of our speakers as they come out and impart wisdom. we pray that...

understands being burdened with debt -- that is important. i think it is more reflective of our country. >> he has to probably try to remain inside the bubble -- he has to retain, inside the bubble, walter was like to be part of the real world. we are looking at that with both canada is now -- i will leave that henning, cause were -- with both candidates. i will leave that handing the because we are not talking about politics. >> im here in my individual capacity. >> what are some of t...

companys common in the medical device field to develop systems where people can access that information. >> what are you specifically displaying are talking to lawmakers about? >> a few things. this is currently available on your iphone. ford is working with the maker of this application to provide a way to have this information right out to your hands free through a sink enabled ford vehicle while you are in the car. why is this important fact say youre driving through an area. this w...

>> i suppose i should say something. first of all, thank you for coming and raising -- braving this cold wave that struck washington. judging from the size of the crowd and the number of cameras, i do not think that anybody needs to underscore the importance of this subject. it testifies to the statute of our speaker. -- stature of our speaker. lets take a few minutes to provide some useful historical context. to think back to the beginning not only of -- not of this century, but the l...

obamacare, president obamas controversial health care law. lawmakers from both sides trying to make their cases. >> health care is a right! and it is not a privilege. not just for some people but for all people, we cannot and we will not go back! >> i think its important for the electorate to know where their member of congress stands and some people have tried to be too cute on this issue and have kind of waffled back in their district and this is an opportunity to draw a bright line ...

wounded navy veteran who worked for about 30 years for cincinnati bell and late in life got involved in politics, a self-taught. he started reading the constitution and taking glasses in public speaking, and one day he handed his congressman a piece of paper with article one section one of the constitution and said congressman, how is it the epa can double or triple my water bill with this down water management consent degree -- which in northern kentucky cost $1 billion -- should ther...