adommable. the president is playing this very well. this is a masterpiece on his participate but it s also a complete obfiscation. and right now, juan williams, you tell me what president obama has said he would stand unand cut to balance the budget. he said he would change our rate of growth in the country, the cpi. can you believe talk. he s talking about medicare and republicans have talked about eligibility age. juan, double talk. give us specifics. if you limit the rate of growth, you will see that we will spend less money. that s what we want to do. the quintessential washington answer. it s the quintessential washington answer. now give me a specific. we have $3.6 trillion in spending. that s 1.1 trillion above what we can afford. what of the 1.1 trillion has the president recommended we stop spending money on?
adommable. the president is playing this very well. this is a masterpiece on his participate but it s also a complete obfiscation. and right now, juan williams, you tell me what president obama has said he would stand unand cut to balance the budget. he said he would change our rate of growth in the country, the cpi. can you believe talk. he s talking about medicare and republicans have talked about eligibility age. juan, double talk. give us specifics. if you limit the rate of growth, you will see that we will spend less money. that s what we want to do. the quintessential washington answer. it s the quintessential washington answer. now give me a specific. we have $3.6 trillion in spending. that s 1.1 trillion above what we can afford. what of the 1.1 trillion has the president recommended we stop spending money on?
adommable. the president is playing this very well. this is a masterpiece on his participate but it s also a complete obfiscation. and right now, juan williams, you tell me what president obama has said he would stand unand cut to balance the budget. he said he would change our rate of growth in the country, the cpi. can you believe talk. he s talking about medicare and republicans have talked about eligibility age. juan, double talk. give us specifics. if you limit the rate of growth, you will see that we will spend less money. that s what we want to do. the quintessential washington answer. it s the quintessential washington answer. now give me a specific. we have $3.6 trillion in spending. that s 1.1 trillion above what we can afford. what of the 1.1 trillion has the president recommended we stop spending money on?
two it is in ryan s own plan, that double-talk, political politician doublespeak is what turns voters off to the whole process. heather: let s take a look at this poll. this was latest poll, two polls came out over the weekend showed mixed results for president barack obama. reached an important mark in both polls. you san see they were released sunday night. his approval rating hit 50% in both of them. listen to what governor romney has to say finally about the future and how americans feel we don t have any sound on that but he did say, governor romney, last night that the majority of americans now believe that the future will not be better than the past. and moving forward, as we leave this convention and go into the dnc, how do you think the dnc will handle that, margie. i think we re going to talk about, you will see democrats talk about who has got a vision for really helping the middle class. you know, we have the policies to back that up, while, you have a lot of policies o
welfare, work fair change they changed the rules you have to assume they changed the rules to change the rules, they did so probably unconstitutionally and illegally as the heritage foundation has pointed out in a thorough paper and say we re for more work not less work and yet they re changing the rules in order to be able to wave the work requirement. this kind of double talk is sort of at the heart of this administration s approach. you saw the president say this yesterday i think you just ran it a minute ago. how can the guy who offers obama care to bur rock cra tize american medicine, stand there with a straight face and say, the decision should be your decision. i mean this is the guy who has done more than any other person to create a national health system and to take power away from the doctor and power away from the patient and put it in a washington bureaucracy and stand with a totally straight face and says you should be in charge. nothing he s done in public life suggests