taxes for millionaires and billionaires, that cut rules for special interests, that cut middle class families loose to fend for themselves. it s an agenda that turned a record surplus into a record deficit. an agenda that let wall street run wild at the expense of folks on main street. an agenda that nearly destroyed our economy. if they take over congress, the other side has promised to roll back health reform so that insurance companies can go back to denying you coverage because you re sick. they want to roll back wall street reform so that taxpayers are on the hook for wall street bailouts and credit card companies can hit you with hidden fees and penalties and if they win in congress, they will cut aids funding right here in the united states of america and all across the world.
cut rules for special interests, you cut working folks loose to fend for themselves. tough luck. you re on your own. don t have enough money for college? tough luck. you re on your own. you don t have health insurance? too bad. you re on your own. that was the fill loss fee. you were on your own. roger simon, react to what you heard the president say in wisconsin. i think those are two good points. the last riff that he does about you re on your own, it was the primary campaign, too. and a little bit about what was said before, i don t think obama campaign for re-election can be a classic don t change horses amid stream.
not only did they not say that we did a great thing, they don t bring it up at all. they just say we don t want to go back to the bush era policies and a strategic and a big process of this quarter. and this pressure of getting to our money back and it s a good thing in the american history and we can just hold off and selling it, and the president is in the midst of this week of a campaign swing. here s what he offered in wisconsin on monday. we didn t get to this point by accident. we got here nearly after ten years of an economic agenda and you cut taxes for millionaires,
people pretty cynical about politics. now, let s be pair. the other party s operation is also rooted in sincere beliefs about how they think the economy works. they think our economy will do better if we just let the banks or the oil companies or the insurance industry make their own rules. they still believe even after the wall street crash, that we should just keep a hands off attitude. their prescription for every challenge is pretty much the same. i don t think i m exaggerating here. basically cut taxes for the wealthy, cut rules for corporation, and cut working folks loose to fend for themselves.