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talking to president xi of china, you whip out an electoral map which was great for him but people are saying, mr. president, we get it. let s move forward. i think as he continues to sit in the chair and work with congress, he ll move forward. as you see with health care and tax, you re going to have to work across the aisle and get 60 votes and you can t do many things by reconciliation. governor grand hoholm how do see it? this was a election speech. all he did was recite the same things on the campaign. he s not going to get people suspicious of him now to come over when he is continuing to say things like, oh, the folks on the left want to ban guns, ban private ownership. that s just bs. no.
independent, we wanted to move this city forward. i m excited to hit the ground running. in your election speech, you talked about being independent. some say you down play your political affiliation. do party labels matter to you. it is not something we stressed, particularly here on the local level on city government. when i talked about independent, i talked about independence to continue the reforms we have started here in san diego. issues like pension reform that not only are san diego facing but other cities and states across the country. particularly we saw in this race here in the last week, in the last couple weeks, the ex troexy amount of money coming in for national government employee unions. it is over $4 million. i talked a lot about being independent. we can continue those reforms to invest back into our neighborhoods, streets and libraries. those things you talk about sound very republican. other things you stand for like gay marriage and abortion rights make you s
corporations or wall street those are the policies that got us in this mess. the president will talk about how we keep moving this country photograph. i think there will be a big debail. they re all talking about the same talking points right now. is it fair to say this is a speech that s going to also largely lay out the case you re going to make for reelection? no, i think that, you know, presidents of both parties whether it s an election year or not, that it s a state of the union opportunity and responsibility to report to the country where the president thinks the country is going. the president is going to follow that duty tonight. it s not a campaign speech and not an election speech. he is going to lay out where he thinks the country should go, and i think that s important for the country to here. dan pfeiffer, we ll see you later on today. thank you, chuck. our super tuesday political panel is doing some double duty