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save wherever we can, and my proposal makes some tough cuts, to some worthy programs and services that if we were in better times, i d continue to fund. but i ll tell you what i m not going to do. we re not going to reduce the deficit by sacrificing investments in our infrastructure. we re not going to allow our roads and our bridges to grow more and more congested while places like china are building new roads and new airports and thousands of miles of high-speed rail. if we want businesses to locate here in the united states of america, and create jobs here, we ve got to make sure that america is built to compete. we ve got to have the best roads. we ve got to have the quickest frames. we have to have the fastest broadband networks. that s who we are. some folks in washington also want to close the deficit by gutting our investments in things like clean energy or

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100819:08:46:00

interesting to hear mark melman, the democratic strategist talk as openly as he did about the democratic issues on the economy. i know mark. i was wondering, you know, when his phone was ringing, rahm emanuel on line one. mark, you re not supposed to say that. a big problem. perceptions are bad. to pick up where charles said, economy rallied strongly in the fourth quarter, it was up in the first quarter. 2.7 or something in second quarter. it s going to be revised down. bret: under two. maybe 1, 1.5 with the new data coming in. that is a big problem. they did the stimulus, they got the balance. to peter out this quickly is terribly politically. with reagan, we went through tough times the country did in 19 #2. reagan said stay the course. he can say plausibly the tax cut on january 1, 1983, going through the tough times and better times are ahead. luckily for reagan, better times were ahead. the trouble that democrats

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100818:22:46:00

bret: bill, it was interesting to hear mark melman, the democratic strategist talk as openly as he did about the democratic issues on the economy. i know mark. i was wondering, you know, when his phone was ringing, rahm emanuel on line one. mark, you re not supposed to say that. a big problem. perceptions are bad. to pick up where charles said, economy rallied strongly in the fourth quarter, it was up in the first quarter. 2.7 or something in second quarter. it s going to be revised down. bret: under two. maybe 1, 1.5 with the new data coming in. that is a big problem. they did the stimulus, they got the balance. to peter out this quickly is terribly politically. with reagan, we went through tough times the country did in 19 #2. reagan said stay the course. he can say plausibly the tax cut on january 1, 1983, going through the tough times and better times are ahead. luckily for reagan, better times were ahead.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110218:17:01:00

have stormed the capitol in madison. state senators were supposed to vote on the bill yesterday, but no democrats showed up. governor scott walker. i ll talk to senators, but i m going to tell them first and foremost if i get a chance to talk to them, they get paid to come to work. across the country budget battles seem to offer an opportunity for union busting. state after state, ohio, indiana. yeah. states like massachusetts, maryland, i mean, they are all teetering towards bankruptcy because of in part because of past labor contracts that have been signed by prior administrations in better times. the wisconsin state patrol right now has been sent to the home of the democratic leader to return him for a vote in the capitol. the democrats, of course, are boycotting the vote on collective bargaining. state senators stalled that vote on the budget bill when all 14 of them left the capitol. their empty chairs at the statehouse yesterday spoke volumes. so police reportedly t

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