all of the scandals, questions about benghazi. it was softball. that s for the low information voter, the people who don t watch the headlines. they will get it from a couple of 30 second s on the local news and that s it. but they stay up to watch late night television. he was able to answer things without really having to answer them. unfortunately the people who are really most active, the ones who go out and register the voters, go door to door, the people who energized the base and energize elections, they are unsatisfied. they feel no questions are being answered. people are disgruntled. there is no transparency in what was described by this administrations as the most transparent administration ever. where are the white house press corps then? they should be raising hell, jumping up and down, getting together today and demanding that the president take their questions. they are the ones who are steeped in the issues. where are they? that s the million dollar question.
ads and have planned parenthood available to these children. bill: it s already available, james. the teen pregnancy rate is dropping in this country. bill: have sandra fluke go door to door in all the poor neighborhoods. okay. bill: all right, james, always interesting talking to you, we appreciate it collectly ahead on laura ingraham on putin disrespecting the u.s.a. what should we do about this guy. and, later, gutfeld and mcguirk on the continuing verbal brawl between senator rand paul and governor christie. those reports after these messages.
schoolworkers even into the state health exchange. now, teachers are a big backer for health reform. go ahead, greta. that s what i don t get. one of the sentences in the letter, this is from the leaders of these unions, the teamsters. time is running out. congress wrote this law, we voted for you. we have a problem. you need to fix it and talks about unintended consequences. this is not a big surprise. i would be mad at the leaders if i were a rank and file union. none of the things they re complaining about are huge surprises. whether you like it or don t like it, they re not surprises. that s right. like oh, no, we don t want it. what s with the leaders? they went they told the rank and file, this is a great thing. go door to door. that s right, greta. in fact, when the law was being drafted, there was concerns back in 2010 and even 2009 that workers would be dropped to part-time status in order to
state health exchange. now, teachers are a big backer for health reform. go ahead, greta. that s what i don t get. in looking at this letter, one of the sentences in the letter, this is from the leaders of these unions, the teamsters. time is running out. congress wrote this law, we voted for you. we have a problem. you need to fix it and talks about unintended consequences. this is not a big surprise. did these leaders i d be mad at the leaders if i were rank and file union. none of the things they re complaining about are huge surprises. any of them had paid any attention, whether you like it or don t like it, they re not surprises. that s right. like oh, no, we don t want it. what s with the leaders? they went they told the rank and file, this is a great thing. go door to door. that s right, greta. in fact, when the law was being drafted, there was concerns back in 2010 and even 2009 that workers would be dropped to part-time status in order to save money. also cities an
parenthood available to these children. bill: it s already available, james. the teen pregnancy rate is dropping in this country. bill: have sandra fluke go door to door in all the poor neighborhoods. okay. bill: all right, james, always interesting talking to you, we appreciate it collectly ahead on laura ingraham on putin disrespecting the u.s.a. what should we do about this guy. and, later, gutfeld and mcguirk on the continuing verbal brawl between senator rand paul and governor christie. those reports after these messages.