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The debt was less than a trillion dollars now its nearing 14 trillion. 15% of that would have come since his party has been in power and in the last 18 months. i bet he does have a lot of explaining to do. weve seen that across the board in democratic politics. its not happening with the congressmen. its happening with the governors who cannot defend their fiscal record. theyre likeable folks. bill ritter is not seeking re-election because he cant defend his record. >> this is it. this is how it...

Raised taxes, theyre proud to put their records on the ballots. its democrats who are not going to be the right side of voters, republicans and independents who are going to vote like republicans this year who dont want to run in an environment where fiscal issues really matter. this election is going to be very simple. are you willing to take on the public sector unions and bust them up and deal with their pension problems? are you willing to make tough decisions and cut government spending or ...

All i do know is that there has to be more to life than explaining the ridiculous accountability destroying rules of the united states senate to confused and angry and frustrated constituents. >> with me in the studio, two guys who are happy they dont have to explain the frustrating rules of the united states senate, nathan daschle, nick ars. congressman obey is not your concern, but does it say anything about the political environment, veteran guy,s the chairman of the appropriations committee,...

They cant make at the state level, because state spending in the last decade has been less in the democratic governors than republican governors. if you look at unemployment rates, the states -- the top five states, with the highest unemployment rates have republican governors. four of them have democratic governors, the talking points that nick wants to bring out simply are not supported by facts at the state level. >> let me take a moment to get both of you. hang on. i want to get into the env...