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democrats, of course, did the same thing when nancy pelosi was speaker and i think they even passed a pay/go rule. and so right. the question is are you going to have enough republicans with you to make sure again, it s a basic concept, by the way, because people are going to try to paint this as radical, no, you re just saying what jeff sachs said last week. you pay for that government and don t put us any deeper in debt. just like every american has to do, every hospital, every church, every organization out there. they don t spend more than they take in. if they do end up having something they have to spend on, they have to cut somewhere else to pay for it. that s all we re proposing. and if they violate the pay/go rules, i m not going to support the rule. do we have enough support? i think it s going to reach a critical mass. i think people are sick and tired of playing the good old boy game, kicking the can down ....
Why g.e.? there s a lot of consternation on why they are paying no taxes. i would say that s a stupid tax code and we need to reform it, get rid of the loopholes, the good old boy, i have made something for me. clean it out. make it transparent and fair. you and president obama were friends in the senate. mm-hmm. we like him. we have spent time with him. we like him personally, respect him as a man, a father, a husband. great intellect. why is it that this president, i mean he s president of the united states, he s been sitting in the oval office for three years. why hasn t he pushed for tax reform on a grand scale to make apple and other corporations pay their fair share? why hasn t he pushed for medicare and social security ....
And debt and volatility in the market. economist warning a worldwide could happen if greece defaults. if you d like to e-mail: members of george w. bush s administrator. first national security advisor and later as secretary of state and writes about her time in washington with the new book no higher honor , i spoke with condoleezza rice earlier. there are clashes and conflicts as part of having seem people who are in high octane jobs in the same space, but it does seem like there was extraordinary conflicts that you outlined in your book and donald rumsfield talked about and dick cheney talked about in his book. did you ever feel like you were somewhat the victim of the good old boy s club and ....
Sensitive as a 15-year-old high school student, you re saying we should rip it apart? no, i think we should know about it. i think the more you know about a character of a man, no matter how far it goes back, i m not saying as you re 4, but when you re developing as a person, that helps me understand who this person is. plus, his response to all of this helps me understand how he can now navigate politics. and he issued a clarification the next day, it was kind of inevitable, saying that this white citizens council, which he had kind of defended, is totally indefensible, as is segregation, he said. this is a painful and difficult era for mississippi. so do you think this deserves the amount of coverage it got? how did that strike you when he said, oh, it wasn t so bad in mississippi in the 1950s. it certainly reinforces the narrative for governor barbour of the good old boy s club. that he was insulated from these very contentious and painful politics of the time, and that as a a ....