help. david wiegar. our economy has a basic problem. we ve got structural unappointment employment and we ve got a political process that is clearly inefficient at best, disastrous at worst. how much longer can these stupid slogan fights between these two parties continue before something gives here? well it s already, it s already given. these slogan fights don t matter in the discussions we have outside of washington. i don t know why pelosi swatted this ball because i think jonathan ably described the politics behind this. these politics have never work ford democrats. what democrats have been missing for the last two years or longer, is a positive argument for why it may not sounding like spending a lot of money on this program may be a way to get out of the recession, but trust us, we need it instead of explaining why the government needs this until the economy recovers, she took this softball into the gut
i just know somebody is breaking, somebody broke into my house. did they kick the door in? how did he get the door open, do you know? i don t know. one woman s harrowing run-in, not too long ago, not with a burglar, what turned out to be a jp morgan henchman sent to change her locks. not knowing who was actually at my door or how many people or if the person had a gun, a knife, a sex offender i was just frightened to death. i would say that the banks are robbing american people in plain english. that story, just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to lenders trying to speed or fraudulently foreclosure in this country. but why would the banks be so anxious to behave this way? and why would politicians and the treasury department allow them to do it? take a look. most mortgages are backed by the government. in order for a bank to get that sort of backing, it must fit two
letting homes burn. and one thought here is that legally, actually the insurance company could actually sue the fire department. and if that happens, that s going to cost them more than the $75. and i think it s also, dylan, when you think about what happened after 9/11, we needed to make changes in the way we were gathering intelligence and dealing with homeland security. that made sense. i guess to back it up a little bit. i don t disagree with a lot of what you re saying. to back it up a little bit, when the government has vast sums of money that are distributed in earmarks and they can t pass any of our transparency bills so we can see how they spend it. instead they hide all the earmarks in 535 different websites as tom coburn will gldly tell you. when the government has duplication of the exact service, federal, state, down the line. when the government is clearly taking money in secret as jimmy williams, our friend and
way. karen, let me ask you a few questions. i accept your premise, that the debate shouldn t be big versus small government. but debate has to be effective versus ineffective government. efficient versus inefficient government. and the place that the anti-governmentites, if you will, reside, is that the government is by definition, inefficient. that the government is by definition, wasteful. and so the only way that i as a god-fearing american can fight this inefficient, wasteful government is to make it smaller. how would you reframe that debate, such that i m now moving towards an efficient government. as opposed to fighting all government? well, again, how about looking at it just from a practical sense? so like these commissioners in this county, if they had thought about a 13-cent property increase, we could get federal funding to offset those costs, it might make more sense than
you forget things. and i did. i suffer the consequences for it. so i m not a freeloader. i ve worked all my life for everything i got. no firefighter wants to stand by and watch a neighbor s house burn. but we re sometimes put in this predicament through the subscription response program. that is jim frannic, whose home recently burned to the ground and the local fire chief defending the actions of the crews who did nothing to say it. crayonic calling 911 but firefighters were ordered to stand by and watch as his house was destroyed. all because he had not paid a $75 fee. sparked a debate about limited government. and ala carte government. dr show regular karen finny fired up about it. i want all of us so sear the image of mr. crayonic s burn