South Carolina has lost 75,000 jobs in the last three years. That's a big deal. Jobs down, mortgage foreclosures are up as well as a hike in tuition.
Jesse Jackson: “South Carolina has lost 75,000 jobs in the last three years. That's a big deal. Jobs down, mortgage foreclosures are up…”
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Reverend Jackson discusses the economic challenges facing South Carolina voters.
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What we are -- you know, two weeks ago, this Senate voted to -- when Mr. Cheney came back, to cut Medicare, Medicaid, access to college, and -- and more tax breaks for the wealthy.
I just think that this language that we're off on tonight is taking attention away from the need to address what is really hurting. Fifty million Americans have no health insurance. That's the King agenda.
I offer apology for that because I don't want harm nor hurt to come to this campaign. It represents too much of the dreams of so many who have paid such great prices.
See, Barack been talking down to black people on this faith based ... I want to cut his (bleep) off. Barack, he's talking down to black people.