I think this is simple stuff. I have never seen the country more focused on one -- one -- one need, and that is jobs.
Paul Begala
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I think he mailed a powerful point that when these crises happen, we want to try to impose order on chaos.
This president has always looked for unity and always called for civility.
If we didn't have an agriculture policy, mostly fostered by Republicans, I have to say, that favors these giant corporate agribusiness combines, then our kids would be healthier.
But we also have a federal agriculture policy that has been driven by corporations and by corporate agriculture conglomerates, instead of small family farmers.
The vital signs here are jobs. Can he create more jobs? We don't have enough jobs being created in this presidency.
I think he's doing all he can. I agree with his economic theory, but the reality is, we need more jobs in this country.
The president personally lobbied on this in the most effective way. He didn't go out and make a big public statement about it.
The President personally lobbied on this in the most effective way. He didn't go out and make a big public statement about it.
They even filibustered the -- the -- the help for these 9/11 first responders. They will filibuster anything in order to get their tax cuts for the rich.





