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Its not every single senator. john mccain, hes long opposed earmarks, a lot of people were looking for help in that fight. >> john mccain it. >> the vice president of taxpayers for common sense say in pennsylvania di $483 million >> what i would say about john mccain, the reason john mccain made earmarks a big deal he wasnt for entitlement reform. thats where the big money is. ive come out and said im going to cut $5 trillion over the next five years. you wont have room for earmarks. what we nee...

presidential race moved into new hampshire today and became a ground war. newt gingrich arrived this morning, a fourth-place finnish iowa, opened fire on the iowa winner, mitt romney. >> i find it amazing the news media continues to say hes the most electable republican when he cant even break out in his own party. i dont think -- hell do fairly well here. this one of his three best states. but the fact is that governor romney, in the end, has a limited appeal in a conservative party. ...

>> would block grant the medicaid programs, food stamp programs, ssi, education training programs, housing programs. theres a long list. the problem is that in many of the communities that these children live in, marriage is an impossibility. its a cultural impossibility. joe, youve been in those neighborhoods. there are no dads. not only -- there are no male role models of any kind, except, you know, bad ones. finches no dads, no male images of any kind except bad ones, he wouldnt paid for medi...

The administration admits its other housing programs have fallen well short of expectations. but experts say the new proposal could spark a new housing boom. >> if you can get 10 million to 20 million people to refinance, i think you are going to see -- the housing market look a lot stronger. >> good news for this, for mr. obama is if the plan is done by executive action. so he does not need lawmakers in congress to sign off on it. consumers are finding other ways to save money as well. thousa...

Bargain low rates. the idea is it would not only help the people in the housing market but also help the economy because folks would save about $2500 a year and theyre hoping people will just plow that right into the economy. its yet to be seen, though, if the lenders will cooperate. weve had a ton of housing programs in the past, theyve not been successful, largely because the lenders havent gotten on board. bill: and something worthy of checking in 3-6 months from now, too, to see how many hom...

I could work my way through college and medical school, because it wasnt so expensive. so when you run up debt, you print money, cost goes up in the areas that the government gets involved in, education and medical care and housing, so it artificially distorts the economy. so we have to look at the business cycle and the inflation, so it doesnt help people. all this housing programs? they end up losing their jobs and losing their houses. i mean, what were witnessing today is the failure of a key...

Because it wasnt so expensive. so when you run up debt, you print money, cost goes up in the areas that the government gets involved in, education and medical care and housing, so it artificially distorts the economy. so we have to look at the business cycle and the inflation, so it doesnt help people. all this housing programs? they end up losing their jobs and losing their houses. i mean, what were witnessing today is the failure of a keynesian economic model, and today we have to replace it w...

More than 30,000 rebel fighters killed during the eight-month long conflict. ntc rulers are vowing to stay true to the islamic faith as they begin to build a new government for libya. back here at home, president obama travels today to nevada, the nations hardest hit state in terms of home foreclosures. he is expected to announce new federal rules to make refinancing easier. the trip comes as a new report shows the administrations efforts to help homeowners has fallen short of its goals, thats...

I went to school when we had none of those. i could work my way through college and medical school because it wasnt so expensive. so when you run up debt, you print money, cost goes up in the areas that the government gets involved in, education and medical care and housing, so it artificially distorts the economy. so we have to look at the business cycle and the inflation, so it doesnt help people. all this housing programs? they end up losing their jobs and losing their houses. i mean what wer...

zandi and veteran political journalist ron brownstein of the "national journal" and peter baker of the "new york times." im candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." herman cain and michele bachmann were on this show the day after the iowa straw poll in august. she won, he was fifth, but unbowed. >> this campaign has encouraged and our momentum continues to grow. >> reporter: in an august quinnipiac poll, bachmann ranked third among republicans with 12%. cain just 5%. now in...