do is take away from middle class and poor families and give to it the rich. and somebody like jindal, who has national ambitions, but is simultaneously running policy in a deep red state, the difference between what he says republicans stand for and what he shows republicans stand for is really dramatic. it s quite something to watch. what is interesting, both these things, both the rhetoric, what he said about we must not be the party that helps the rich keep their toys, that s something you aren t hearing. republicans wouldn t even acknowledge that there was even a possible perception of such things until after this last election. so on one sense they said oh, maybe we have to worry about this class warfare thing. but on the other hand, this brutal upward redistribution of income, that s also something new. it s quite an amazing moment. in terms of understanding the magnitude of impact on typical family life in these states, if these changes are made, if kansas and louisiana and s
semblance of reality where was he on the stump? he was with romney at various events, said nothing about this. that s true. when he was asked about the 47% comments, he jest begged off and didn t weigh in. there you go. it s almost like he was waiting to throw romney under the bus. goldie, one of the big questions in this race for democrats was how to go at mr. romney. you know, is he a radical right wing ideologue that only cares about the rich or is he a flip-flopping moderate who only cares about the rich? do you think we know who the real romney is now? i think we do. i think when we listen to remarks like the 47%, when we listen to, you know, paul ryan say that, you know, they would have won but for that extraordinary urban vote, when we hear him talking about, you know, the makers versus the takers, you know, i think he s an economic bigot. i think he plays this class warfare thing to its hilt on people who are trying to survive, cope, and make it in the margins all
trop. you are so smart. brian: i rejected. the campus was nicer. why, why don t we covet the bread winners more and treat them so harshly. because the people who control these, the president know the short-term gain like the re-election victory two nights ago is the result of giving away cash now. they don t see every dollar taken away from taxpayer is a dollar less to invest in the economy and produce prosperity and jobs. they don t see the long-term affect of raising taxes x. less economic activity and not more steve: so the class warfare thing will on for a long time. yes, i am telling you and i am happy to say it. o reilly is right. he put in my view his finger on the entire meaning of the
congressman ryan. in point of fact he is right. historically it has been done. the concept of reducing marginal tax rates which is the romney plan has been tested and historically and jack kennedy by the day with play a role. and for the record congressman ryan wasn t asserting he was any jack kennedy. it s really interesting to seat vice president go off the rails on this particular part of it. because this also was a real set back for president obama in the presidential debate. so i am not sure why he thought he would profit from it. congressman ryan was right. the class warfare thing is what they always go back to in times of distress. they think if they scare enough people that romney is all about preserving his own tax breaks and the regular people are going to get shafted. i m looking at this fox news poll that came out midweek. and it turns out that 49% of those polled say they think the economy is improving.
score this one for congressman ryan. in point of fact he is right. historically it has been done. the concept of reducing marginal tax rates which is the romney plan has been tested and historically and jack kennedy by the day with play a role. and for the record congressman ryan wasn t asserting he was any jack kennedy. it s really interesting to seat vice president go off the rails on this particular part of it. because this also was a real set back for president obama in the presidential debate. so i am not sure why he thought he would profit from it. congressman ryan was right. the class warfare thing is what they always go back to in times of distress. they think if they scare enough people that romney is all about preserving his own tax breaks and the regular people are going to get shafted. i m looking at this fox news poll that came out midweek. and it turns out that 49% of those polled say they think the economy is improving.