georgia house leader larry o neil pushed a budget that cuts corporate taxes 33% while increasing health care costs for state workers by more than 20%. nice guy. iowa governor tom branstad, he wants a corporate income tax cut and a freeze on school spending. not quite as radical, but radical . sam brown beck from the senate to the governor s chair in kansas, eliminating the corporate income tax all together while cutting $50 million to education. so much more rural schools. tea party governor paul lepage, see, he wants a tax cut for maine s richest 1% and property tax hike, meaning moving up, on the pay list for the state s middle class. let s go to pennsylvania where governor tom corbett is proposing a corporate tax cut, along with a freeze on teachers salaries. governor nikki hayley, she wants
by around $4 billion each. georgia house leader larry o neil pushed a budget that cuts corporate taxes 33% while increasing health care costs for state workers by more than 20%. nice guy. iowa governor tom branstad, he wants a corporate income tax cut and a freeze on school spending. not quite as rad dal, but rad dal. sam brown beck from the senate to the governor s chair in kansas, eliminating the corporate income tax all together while cutting $50 million to education. so much more rural schools. tea party governor paul lepage, see, he wa maine s richest 1% and property tax hike, meaning moving up, on the pay list for the state s middle class. let s go to pennsylvania where governor tom corbett is proposing a corporate tax cut, along with a freeze on teachers
giannoulias. just as soon as we got to pronounce that, he s not going to be the senator anymore. let s go to pennsylvania. that s where pat toomey was able to defeat joe sestak. remember, this is for arlen specter s seat. i know it s confusing because he was a republican and then became a democrat and no longer anywhere and it will be pat toomey, the republican going to capitol hill. i wonder who specter voted for. yeah, i would assume that s true. i have no idea who he voted for. i wonder who he voted for. not too happy with joe sestak and he wasn t too happy he still stays in congress does joe sestak, he s a congressman there in pennsylvania. meanwhile, the night was full of concession speeches. joining us from washington with a roundup of those speeches last night, kelly wright. hey, brian. good morning to you. this is how you round it up. the american people have stated what they wanted in this election. and the answer is change. the republicans have emerged as the
she s one of the most endangered incumbents this cycle. let s go to pennsylvania with the democratic primary pitting former republican we should say, but arlen specter against congressman sestak. who has the edge there? specter has had the edge for quite some time. he got the endorsement of the white house, president obama, joe biden has been on the trail in scranton for him for quite some time. but joe sestak has closed in the polls. the former admiral and congressman now has closed the gap somewhat, and some polls to seven points, maybe less, and even in one tracking poll he s leading for the first time so, you know, sestak has raised a lot of money. but specter s lead this is really interesting has actually come from african-american support which we know president obama going to support him, that s one area where the former republican is really benefitted from the white house s support. yeah, but, you know, that former republican part is probably what s behind this repres
i think michael steele said, we need to bring diversity, let s get candidates. i agree with that. it s more than michael steele, george w. bush, and all elected people who lead our party have a responsibility, not just for african-americans and hispanics and other members of color. i give mr. steele his due here but it s a great day for the country we have so many running. go ahead. i was covering the dnc and the rnc. this is what i saw. in denver, i saw a group of people that looked like the entire country. when i went to the rnc, i saw mostly old white guys. a little different. you were at a different place than me, jack. i saw a lot of people of color there. you need some diversity in the republican party. let s leave it at that. let s go to pennsylvania. this gentleman has predicted all along he would close the gap on