political speaker is because he s such an effective political thinker and he is able, as brit said to frame a political argument more effectively than anyone i have seen in politics and part of that, they re telling us he was asking his researcher more facts more detail, more wonkery, if you will is because he wants to make this kind of an argument. he thinks people, voters want to hear it and will understand it as he makes the case. the key and i think we agree is that he has to explain why hope rg change and expectations of the last four years have not been realized and that if we re in an economy with $60 trillion in debt, and look what he came up with. it was pretty good and effective to this crowd. when he said i went through the exactly the same thing in 94 and 95. the economy was growing but you couldn t feel it yet.
saying i won. critical question is whether in doing business with the other party you re going to compromise to give them something attracting their votes. it doesn t matter as much whether the president is a good scmoozer or socializer. if he gives members of the other party pieces of the legislation that they like it makes it harder for them to move against the unfinished product. a fair argument could be made on major pieces of legislation, stimulus bill which is a principal effort on the economy and interest there is health care reform bill as well he gave them very little to attract them. and for the health care and for student loans he didn t need them. well, well, there is a condition they re in now. if you pass a major piece of social legislation that changes everything and you do
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this tax cuts not going to be debated until december. the economy is on stall. what is the president doing now to try to get everyone back to get process gres? the president has called for immediate reaction and the hold of it is that republicans are refusing to pass the wealthyest for a dime. this is ohio. there is ohio casting votes for the president and next president of the united states, barack obama. thank you mr. chairman. and there is ohio cast 188 votes. for barack obama.
growth, you can see pro guess there. we can t stop there. and if my recollection serves me correctly ohio unemployment is lower than the national average. there is a republican governor there. do you howe do you convince it s not the republican governor that did this for you it s the democratic president? i think what is interesting is that many republican sounded a different tune on the economy. and there is when they know rescue was essential there in virginia. and said that it was essential to economic recovery in the state of virginia so i think that few would doubt in the state of ohio there is a resurgence in the auto industry that has provided a boost to the state. we can t cut back in areas like worker training and community colleges.