draw on the system less. it s deliberately designed cross subsydation over generations. you can t make the argument this is going to be better than today for you. most young people i have a young friend in austin, 34 years old, i know her professionally, she and her boyfriend had to sign up under the affordable care act for insurance. her premiums went from just under $100 a month to nearly $400 a month. her deductible went up 50% from 2,000 dollars to $3,000. she s got tattoos and body piercing, not exactly looked like a normal republican voter. my sense is she s not going to be particularly keen about voting democrat this year. this video is by covered california, their program, their state exchange with partnership with rural america and national programs. what is interesting they neglected talking about cover california they left out the part how covered california just
ahead. romney? romney. santorum essentially lived there for the last year and a half. he didn t spend as much money. i think this is great momentum going into new hampshire. i think all the things you re saying aren t exactly accurate. but megan, moneywise, santorum came in within eight votes of romney we have a stat spending under 22,000 dollars compared with millions my father did not become the nominee having anything to do with the iowa caucus. i find it completely irrelevant. rick santorum becomes the nominee of this party, i mean, it is going to be bedlam and hysteria like you have never seen. bedlam and hysteria. richard, you brought up an interesting point that was really telling watching the speeches of santorum and romney back-to-back. romney did start with the strange start of focus on iranian sanction, but i thought santorum was interesting because he did the blue collar working class, i m a son of immigrants,
growing less than two percent and so what is plan be? that is inflation 40 or 50 percent. a economist recommends that. is that something that, is that the answer? that will degrade the amount of debt. remind me paul of the time we are saying we will have four percent inflation and that will stop right there. no more. and exactly. that is really where the risk is . once people think that that is what they are going to do, you get inflationary expectations that tend to send inflation higher . people misallocate capitol. and gold goes to 2000 dollars. it is good if you are a gold investor . okay, it is the bad news bears here and we ll watch this . the leadership vacume. president obama s response to the economic turmoil and why
three. reporter: the problem critics argue is trying to push through a 2,000-page bill in three days makes it difficult if not impossible to look closely at all the spending in there. that is a major objection from one of the long-time warriors of earmarks, senator john mccain. we have already identified 6,488 earmarks totaling nearly $8.3 billion. $277,000 for potato pest management in wisconsin. you ll notice that there is a location for literally every one of these earmarks. $246,000 for bovine tuberculosis in michigan and minimum soto. 500 22,000 dollars for cranberry and blueberry disease and breeding in new jersey. reporter: and there was $6 billion for a rural iowa school named after a senator and 18 million set aeu tied to two
sit the one thing that keeps them from falling through the cracks. i don t believe this is is a parallel experience but we did not have social safety nets. that s what these are designed for to keep people from being foreclosed upon. let me tell you the top monthly unemployment benefit is somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,000 dollars. if you got a family of four and you are the soul breadwinner and you are trying to make it on 24 grand a year and anybody thinkeous will pass on a 50,000 or $60,000 a year job if you could find one has no idea. rr what is $300 going pay for me? it s interesting to read over the weekend the republican leadership saying they have a message that they care about the