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The debt. i think it's out of control and neither plan will do anything to significantly alter things. >> i'm here to deliver a eulogy. both bills are dead and they deserve to be dead. one bill cuts too little. the other bill has too much hate. neither one is serious. most important, neither will pass, and they shouldn't pass because they're unfair. >> and both budgets were dead on arrival. now, house republicans are pointing fingers at the white house noting that the administration's point man on negotiations, vice president joe biden is overseas. mr. biden is in the middle of a five-day trip...

This is a growing fight over budget gaps and labor rights. republican lawmakers and governors are trying to scale back public worker unions in the name of fiscal restraint. indiana now the second state after wisconsin where outnumbered democratic legislatures have fled the capitol and the state to hold up a vote they are sure to lose. i should say votes by the way. they're actually protesting ten different measures affecting labor, education or both. just within the past hour, they succeeded in forcing republicans to table a so-called right to work bill. but from a hotel meeting room in illino...

Very shortly in north africa and libya. but as wisconsin goes, so goes indiana and idaho and tennessee and new jersey, it's the growing fight over budget gaps and labor rights. republican lawmakers and governors are trying to scale back public worker unions in the name of fiscal restraint. indiana now the second state after wisconsin, where outnumbered democrats have fled the capital and the state to hold up a vote that they are pretty sure will lose, a measure that would sharply limit collective bargaining rights for teachers, similar situation to wisconsin, and these democrats, like their ...

Ultimately is there a political peril for the president because the independent block in the middle, people are saying, wait a minute, maybe they should have to pay a little of their way. >> we used to say to public servants, you get to have a job that doesn't pay quite as much as the private sector but you get lots of job security and very good benefits but now the benefits and the salaries outstrip those people in the private sector and there are still almost no layoffs. so the president is in danger of siding with people who like to call themselves public certificate -- servants but they ar...

Over here you can see right over there you can see a yes 201 no 188. this will pass, john, and then we'll hear a substantive two-hour debate on the pros and cons on health kay reform. >> what a fascinating day in our capitol. sometimes we get loose and use terms like historic and landmark about days that are important but not quite up to that threshold. this is up to it, whether you're for the bill, against it, or like many americans confused about this bill, this would reach everybody from the youngest american to the oldest american, if this becomes law, their lives will change in some way. ...