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I have not heard people in the Republican Party yet admit that they have a problem. And when they do say they have a problem, I don't know if I believe them. I haven't seen the come-to-Jesus moment of the Republican Party yet.

The Democrats can't sell it. They are terrible salesmen, and they back off of everything.

But who did they -- they elected Scott Brown. Wasn't that the first scalp they got, Ted Kennedy?

You can only talk about being this bold one-term president if you are being bold. He's not being bold.

He's a corporatist, OK? And that's the main problem with Congress.

They're not polarized enough. We don't have a progressive party in this country.

I blame a lot of people, I mean, certainly, the people who were in the pockets of the insurance industries and the drug companies.

I blame a lot of people. I mean, certainly the people who were in the pockets of the insurance industries and the drug companies and all the corporate powers that have blocked this.

You can only talk about being this bold, one-term president if you're being bold. He's not being bold.

He's trying to solve this with a kiss. It's not going to happen that way.

He's a corporatist. Ok, and that's the main problem with Congress.

The question that you have to have about her is which is she going to be for the next little while, a businesswoman maximizing her income or a political leader?

If, for example, Hoffman does win this district, I think Republicans nationwide will take this as a signal. The place to put ourselves at the right place with the Republican primary is the right place for the electorate.

The danger for her is she may have moved out of the political leader box into the celebrity box.

This president inherited a deficit, but he didn't inherit this deficit. This deficit, he made.

Barack Obama's core problem is -- is simply this. He placed every chip he could lay his hands on and then about 800 billion more that he could borrow on his stimulus plan delivering results in something like a short order.

Barack Obama's core problem is simply this. He placed every chip he could lay his hands on and then about $800 billion more that he could borrow on his stimulus plan delivering results in something like a short order.

There is no way that they are not going to not pass something that they can call a victory.

His approval ratings will go up if there are more jobs and the economy is better. But I think it's no way that debt is not the big domestic issue of the 2010.

If you pass a measure that includes for example, new regulations of insurance companies so they can't drop people after they are sick, which is a major point for the White House, if you create these health exchanges so that self-employed…

Yes, we do. And we actually have a proposal called the Clean Energy Corps that I think you would be very interested in, sir.

I personally think the Republican Party needs to bottom out.

I believe that Hillary Clinton is actually better than Barack Obama, because she's got her husband that will triangulate and reel her in.

Hillary Clinton would be so unbelievably unpopular, it would be just like the early Bill Clinton years, before the Republicans found themselves, through Newt Gingrich.