to subcabinet agencies. so you don t buy the idea that the white house is saying this is a unprecedented level of obstruction by this gop? you don t fwhi? bhaz what i mean. all white house is whine and moan about. that we all have numbers we can show them what our numbers of blockages are. we had huge numbers blocked by the senate. but what it also shows at its core and this is the big issue is that president obama is not a reformer. he came to preserve his own brand. you go back to the original campaign. he would take public financing. he didn t take it. he let lobbyists into the white house. he said no signing statements because it s an abuse of presidential power. he issued signing statements. now this. the president s words are wind. they don t have any value. his actions are very expensive and putting us into debt. but the president s words are meaning lgs. the man is not a reformer. for starters, ar iflt, the president never said he wouldn t
were used in the bush administration. secondly, public financing, i mean the public finance system is broken. thirdly, the notion that the president shouldn t be able to do this job because mitch mcconnell doesn t think he should be relekted isn t how the government works. there say guy he ought to put in the job in order to run the consumer financial protection board. he s going to could that. it s his job to protect the american people. there was a way around there this. the problem is the future precedent he is setting. george bush yield it. the senate is in session. now that president obama break this egg, it will not get put back together. you created the precedent. in fairness, george bush cut a deal with members of the senate to allow some appointments to go through. the president had an opportunity
so you don t buy the idea that the white house is saying this is a unprecedented level of obstruction by this gop? you don t fwhi? bhaz what i mean. all white house is whine and moan about. that we all have numbers we can show them what our numbers of blockages are. we had huge numbers blocked by the senate. but what it also shows at its core and this is the big issue is that president obama is not a reformer. he came to preserve his own brand. you go back to the original campaign. he would take public financing. he didn t take it. he let lobbyists into the white house. he said no signing statements because it s an abuse of presidential power. he issued signing statements. now this. the president s words are wind. they don t have any value. his actions are very expensive and putting us into debt. but the president s words are meaning lgs. the man is not a reformer. for starters, ar iflt, the president never said he wouldn t did no presidential signing statements. he said he would
did no presidential signing statements. he said he would use them differently than the way they were used in the bush administration. secondly, public financing, i mean the public finance system is broken. thirdly, the notion that the president shouldn t be able to do this job because mitch mcconnell doesn t think he should be relekted isn t how the government works. there say guy he ought to put in the job in order to run the consumer financial protection board. he s going to could that. it s his job to protect the american people. there was a way around there this. the problem is the future precedent he is setting. george bush yield it. the senate is in session. now that president obama break this egg, it will not get put back together. you created the precedent. in fairness, george bush cut a deal with members of the senate to allow some
race. he also got booed on stage. we ll show what you that is all about. first, the new polling from suffolk university. mitt romney with a commanding 41% of likely republican voters. he is followed by ron paul at 18%, rick santorum and newt gingrich at 7%. this, of course, in new hampshire. both paul and santorum are on the rise since iowa. congressman paul took the day off from campaigning. santorum had a full day trying to turn his near victory in iowa to gains in new hampshire and trying to sell his brand of social conservativism in a leave me alone state. today at a tinor in tilton, new hampshire, he was visited by protesters. then the first lady s 2008 line for the first time in my adult lifetime i m really proud of my country. he was booed lefrg the stage. let me thank you all very much for being here and for your time and attention. thanks. boo. boo. he spoke at a faith freedom and friendly hall. keep in mind other statements that are causing controversy because t