is the one that is driven this economy into the dump. he s the one that s given us problems overseas. and that clear contrast is exactly what i think the people of iowa and i hope new hampshire are going to vote for. now, four years ago, you supported mitt romney and endorsed him and now running against him. so i m going to ask you, kind of what i asked rush limbaugh, mitt romney hasn t changed in four years, what s different. it d be easy for me to ask you, how come you re not supporting him now, you did four years ago. number one, the biggest issue in in campaign, i believe, is that the relationship of the people and the government. and the big issue, sub issue is obama care. we have health care in this country with obama care that s a top down, government controlled health care system that will rob people of their freedom and make them dependent on the federal government and i think
well, in fact, i think the boeing issue was one that has brought national attention to south carolina. it seems outrageous to most of us, that here are jobs ready to go in a state that desperately needs them and a president who says many working for the middle class and yet, he s keeping a lot of people from the middle class from having a manufacturing job in a state that could desperately use them. so, i m sure that could be a part of it. congressman, we re looking forward to being with us this week and a great host, charleston is a marvellous city and we ll see you next saturday when we have the huckabee forum two. [applause] thank you very much. now, i want to tell you how you can be a part of our audience at the college of charleston next week. if you are an undecided voter and registered in south carolina, go to foxnews.com/huckabee. and that s how you can get information on how to attend the forum. limited seats, but if you re attending the forum and you ve got a question fo
beats obama. are there any issues that are going to drive the voters of south carolina? is it the economy? is it the value issues? what kind of issues resonate with south carolinaions? our state has unemployment higher than 10%. much more than the nation. so jobs, jobs, jobs, will drive the conversation and i think a key issue who the voters choose to be our nominee from south carolina. mike: you ve been holding the town halls now ever since you were elected to congress and i m sure you ve had an earful of a lot of things. if there s one question that you get more than any other in a town hall. what is that question that the constituents that you have in your district ask you? governor, it s without any question, it s how in the world does the federal government continue to spend money, have a 10 plus percent unemployment in our state and fight companies like the boeing corporation in our state, from producing more jobs in this nation? well, in fact, i think the
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo
conservative and somebody that beats obama. are there any issues that are going to drive the voters of south carolina? is it the economy? is it the value issues? what kind of issues resonate with south carolinaions? our state has unemployment higher than 10%. much more than the nation. so jobs, jobs, jobs, will drive the conversation and i think a key issue who the voters choose to be our nominee from south carolina. mike: you ve been holding the town halls now ever since you were elected to congress and i m sure you ve had an earful of a lot of things. if there s one question that you get more than any other in a town hall. what is that question that the constituents that you have in your district ask you? governor, it s without any question, it s how in the world does the federal government continue to spend money, have a 10 plus percent unemployment in our state and fight companies like the boeing corporation in our state, from producing more