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Nasa is always in the way. romney is just getting warmed up. he would save the really big wrecking ball for the disabled and very poor in this country. medicaid, romney wants to kill it by taking it over to the states in the form of a block grant program. do you trust your republican state legislature to take care of medicaid? he also is going after housing and heating subsidies for the poor. food stamps and school lunches. theyve always been a big problem. supplemental security income for the p...

Wrecking ball for the disabled and very poor in this country. medicaid, romney wants to kill it by taking it over to the states in the form of a block grant program. do you trust your republican state legislature to take care of medicaid? he also is going after housing and heating subsidies for the poor. food stamps and school lunches. theyve always been a big problem. supplemental security income for the poor seniors in our society and disabled people. unemployment insurance. lets not forget ve...

It by taking it over to the states in the form of a block grant program. do you trust your republican state legislature to take care of medicaid? he also is going after housing and heating subsidies for the poor. food stamps and school lunches. theyve always been a big problem. supplemental security income for the poor seniors in our society and disabled people. unemployment insurance. lets not forget veterans pensions. i thought hay loved the vets and refundable tax credits to the working poor....

>> i think when the discussion is entirely are you on the left or the right? whats your critique if youre on the left. frankly in my view, there are critiques from the left and the right to the these big issues that are correct. we have given the store away to public employees in many places. in terms of pensions and health care in ways that we cant afford. now weve got to of take that back. so because nobody is coming out passionately and plausibly and credibly and saying, we dont have enough r...

Utahns. i think a lot of them are starting to realize, do we want to lose orrin hatch, the most senior republican in the united states senate, who is likely to become the chairman of the finance committee, the most powerful committee in the senate, who is a tough guy, who has been chairman of both the health committee, health, education, labor and pensions and stopped the country from going, you know, from losing the right to work loss in this country. and also chairman of the committee, where i...

Women involved. theyve got investigators down there. >> let me ask you a question. these guys are guilty of this. if they resign, doç they get t protect their pensions? do they get to protect their medical benefits? are they okay? >> if you resign the presumption is you would retain your benefits. >> they wont be further punished? >> that would be the reason to resign to avoid having to go through a proposal for removal as the secret service calls it. >> let me ask you about the whole impact o...

>>stuart: the recall fight in wisconsin against the republican governor kicks up his reforms are kicking in and, now, property tax bills are ticking down. as the first time in 12 years that has happened and he says what he is doing is working. >> just this week there was an editorial comment on the blog talking about how the increase in property taxes we experienced we have not had in years is because of our reforms and we will continue to be a stark contrast to both of my main opponent would wi...

Today, were talking auto politics, gas prices and the detroit big three and energy policy, all in an election year. back here with me at the table, rick newman, chief business correspondent of "u.s. news & world report," randsa familihmy hudo hudome, joy-ann reid and allison kilkenny. i want to show you -- listening to the republican superpac american crossroads ad, the radio ad hammering president obama on energy policy. >> our health care, pensions, and way of life are on the line. say no to t...

Getting reuters mad is some are pretty good writers and don mcneil joined the paper in 1979, a foreign correspondent in south africa and france and a expert on plagues and diseases so the perky email came and it was about arthur hayes salzburger. i believe a junior. now, the problem is "the times" is in negotiation with the newspaper guild and one of the key things on the table is reducing the very comfortable pensions that "the times" provided reporters and all its employees for many years. but...

Missile test. >> now to stories that you can bairpg on th bank on this morning. joining us is lauren simonetti. good morning to you. thousands of at&t workers are still working despite failing to reach a deal for a deadline. >> right. this is 40,000 workers for the land line business. since that business didnt doing too well they want the 40,000 workers and unions to agree to decrease in pensions and decrease in healthcare premiums. >> it takes about 40,000. >> so some ceos who will not be getti...