microphone up. impending. impending food shortage. glenn: somebody said dust bowl. anybody get the dust bowl? government expansion. what do you mean by government expansion? who wrote that? none of you are taking credit for it. f.d.r. had the new deal. we have obamacare now and stimulus as well. glenn: okay. would you say this is excessive regulation? same thing? new deal stimulus. okay. entitlement, inflation, unemployment, financial instability. excessive regulation. tyrants abroad. who wrote tyrants abroad? who said that? tell me about that one. so, i also glenn: you need to yeah. i know. it s a weird thing. we havety rapts abroad in parallel ty rants abroad in fair lel to their semitism. think about iran and potential dangers from china. not a democratic government yet. glenn: good. we ll take a quick break and be back with that thought.
microphone up. impending. impending food shortage. glenn: somebody said dust bowl. anybody get the dust bowl? government expansion. what do you mean by government expansion? who wrote that? none of you are taking credit for it. f.d.r. had the new deal. we have obamacare now and stimulus as well. glenn: okay. would you say this is excessive regulation? same thing? new deal stimulus. okay. entitlement, inflation, unemployment, financial instability. excessive regulation. tyrants abroad. who wrote tyrants abroad? who said that? tell me about that one. so, i also glenn: you need to yeah. i know. it s a weird thing. we havety rapts abroad in parallel ty rants abroad in fair lel to their semitism. think about iran and potential dangers from china. not a democratic government yet. glenn: good. we ll take a quick break and
may 5 in greenville, south carolina. tonight, the man credited by many with lighting the fire but became the tea party. the the winner of the straw poll is republican ron paul. bret: for the past two years at the cpac convention. the winner of the straw poll, congressman ron paul. bret: texas congressman ron paul has been the hands-down winner of the straw poll. dr. paul, obte trition and gynecologist by trade served eight years in house in the late position late 70s and early 80s. he elected again to house as republican in 1996. he has always been referred to as dr. no because he votes against most legislation involving federal spending. government expansion, or any reduction of privacy rights. in a second white house run in
more jobs for the american people. i tend to think given obama was taking us off a cliff on spending, a republican house and more republican senate are going to pull him back, that the american people will realize that s why the economy will be getting stronger, not because of what obama is doing. but that is the question. what did we learn about obama here? did we learn anything lasting here? i know you re worried to a degree. i want to read you a little bit from the wall street journal editorial over the weekend. a democratic congress extended the bush era tax rates. republican senators disavowed earmarks to kill a spending as usual bill and a federal court declared obama care to be unconstitutional. the arc of these events reveals a break from the healther-xelter government expansion of the past four years. do you see that, a dramatic shift in our politics? well, i see spending cuts because what the republicans have done with this tax deal is they ve teed up the next round of
things you have to look for. this is the formula of good and evil. good when they re set against each other and they use the checks and balances. and evil when they collude. commerce, religion, government, science. we saw it here. 17th century, just to recap. religion, enslave non-christians, it s not color. then the government ordered a black man to life enslavement, our first real slave. the court reverses immenacepation of johnson slaf immenacepation of johnson slave, a black man who owns the first black slave in america. it was the government that did it. virginia, now a crisis because of tobacco. we need more tobacco and we have to have slaves. that ends the indentured servants. you have virginia enacting slave codes. and then it just keeps going. again, we go in the 1800s and it s all about money. it s all about government expansion. science is saying hey, hey,