On the recordSeptember 22, 2010
I think here the -- in Washington terms, Paul and his friends talk about the party of no, N-O. I think House Republicans are trying to say we're the party of know, K-N-O-W.
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transcripts.cnn.comJ.D. Hayworth: “I think here the -- in Washington terms, Paul and his friends talk about the party of no, N-O. I think House Republicans…”
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J.D. Hayworth contrasts the Republican approach with the Democratic stance, suggesting Republicans are listening to the American people's desire for change.
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