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Reform the collective barginning laws. there was heavy push-back from the unions on that front. the bottom line is, when american families and businesses across this country are hurting, and you have state budgets and our federal government, look at what happened last week with the budget fight in washington. why is it that public sector unions should be immune from any cuts? we are all having to give back a little. we are all having to cut a little. why is it they are immune. greta: i m running out of time. you also supported justice prosser who was in line with the position that governor walker is he s now in this fight he s being accused of trying to strangle another justice. do you still support justice prosser? greta, we supported justice prosser in that fight because we believed he was a conservative that supported ....
Guys corporate jets, leave that in. that one, that s no biggy. the president had not called the full white house press conference since march. we got less than a day s notice that he was going to do this one today. now we know why he did it. to go on offense on the economy. to see if republicans really are going to defend some of the indefensible things that corporations do. starting with the fact that corporate jets are taxpayer subsidized. this is where the president is trying to draw the line. for the debt ceiling fight, for the budget fight in washington, for the year frankly for his re-election. go ahead, republicans. defend this single family house in wyoming being the corporate headquarters for more than 2,000 companies thanks to these loopholes. none of which actually have anyone on silt here who works there. except for good old rhoda. defend america having our own onshore zug havens. ....
The president had not called the full white house press conference since march. we got less than a day s notice that he was going to do this one today. now we know why he did it. to go on offense on the economy. to see if republicans really are going to defend some of the indefensible things that corporations do. starting with the fact that corporate jets are taxpayer subsidized. this is where the president is trying to draw the line. for the debt ceiling fight, for the budget fight in washington, for the year frankly for his re-election. go ahead, republicans. defend this single family house in wyoming being the corporate headquarters for more than 2,000 companies thanks to these loopholes. none of which actually have anyone on silt here who works there. except for good old rhoda. defend america having our own onshore zug havens. defend the fact that the oil companies, the most profitable industry in the world, defend ....
Time for tonight s rewrite. with medicare at the center of the budget fight in washington, groups on both sides are taking to the air waves to convince voters they are trying to save medicare. the latest entry is from the 60 plus association, the conservative alternative to the liberal aarp. the group is spending $800,000 to run radio ads in 39 different congressional districts. something unusual happened last week in washington, d.c., of all places. elected officials actually did what they said they would. the house passed a budget that protects the budget. the debt is $14 trillion. america is literally spending money we don t have and future generations won t be able to afford. with 10,000 baby boomers reaching retirement, medicare is being crushed and could collapse ....
You can put a majority of states together. you can go back to congress and say, look, clearly this is something that should be the law of the land. half the country s already taken this up in their own states. maybe we should move this way on a federal level. and because the social issues aren t getting the play that they used to in washington, we re very focused here on the budget, on fiscal matters and the economy. they ve taken this fight back to the states and hoping, making ground up there. and as planned parenthood came up in the budget fight in washington, you know what struck me is do they have a branding problem? john cowler said 95% of services provided being abortion related. so many people don t know the details about the care that they put out there. could some kind of campaign i guess about their branding help put an end to some of the distortion to what they actually do? i think so. and i think that is part of what planned parenthood s challenge is. because they are ....