Now I would suggest that the Democrats and their policies are actually destructive to the economy. I don't think it's a coincidence that if you look at the 10 cities in America that have the highest percentage of people below the poverty level, that those cities have been managed, every one of them, for many years by Democrats. Now you can blame the Chinese and you can blame President Bush, but I would suggest, and I will show in the next hour in plain, simple terms why the Democrat policies are literally destroying the economy. Now you could say, well, I don't like that, or maybe you're being partisan. I'm not really quite so concerned about being partisan or whether we like things politically. I'm concerned with America. I'm concerned with the people that don't have jobs. And I'm concerned that not only are we creating unemployment but we are systematically destroying the businesses that can create employment in the future.
W. Todd Akin: “Now I would suggest that the Democrats and their policies are actually destructive to the economy. I don't think it's a…”
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The speaker critiques Democratic economic policies and their impact on poverty and unemployment.
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