absolutely delightful human beings and i want to ask you, when you first met them, what was your thought these people were really interested new? did you have misgiving, when were their real motives? what was your first impression. actually, sean, he was a volunteer coach, you know, on the basketball team and he knew my situation and he did great things for me, from the beginning. he knew i didn t the school i went, to you had to pay for your lunch and he d put money on my meal plan and on my meal plan for lunch to get food and things like that, and if we went on a long trip he d give me a couple dollars and they had big hearts, the moment i moment, first time i went into the home, it was never a dull moment, between us. you know? they showed me much love and i had been a part of the family the whole time and like,
and sean and found them to be absolutely delightful human beings and i want to ask you, when you first met them, what was your thought these people were really interested new? did you have misgiving, when were their real motives? what was your first impression. actually, sean, he was a volunteer coach, you know, on the basketball team and he knew my situation and he did great things for me, from the beginning. he knew i didn t the school i went, to you had to pay for your lunch and he d put money on my meal plan and on my meal plan for lunch to get food and things like that, and if we went on a long trip he d give me a couple dollars and they had big hearts, the moment i moment, first time i went into the home, it was never a dull moment, between us. you know? they showed me much love and i had been a part of the family the whole time and like,
the tea party, that had been calling for and all-out ban on earmarks for the better part of the last year-and-a-half. over in the house, of course republicans have challenged the president, to veto any type of spending legislation with earmarks in it. so, they see this from the house side, mitch mcconnell, getting the message of the 2010 election which is, exactly what he said yesterday. so, there will be a vote today among republicans, behind closed doors, it is nonbinding but is symbolically important, and we ll find out exactly how many additional votes he might bring over, there are still some republicans who have misgiving about giving up these and the democratic leadership, harry reid in the senate and nancy pelosi in the house are not excited about it at all. martha: you see how the nonbinding resolution. what is the meaning of it, it is symbolic. is there any meat to this? reporter: if they get the president to go along and actively get involved, harry reid and nancy pelosi f
consistent polling lead. i think president clinton was just out there with jerry brown. not that long ago trying to help him ramp up the support. yeah, there s no doubt this has to be a disappointing spot for whitman now. you think $140 million may buy you a small lead in the polls. but republicans are not trusting her still. they have a lot of misgiving about her campaign. jerry brown has been a huge figure in california for decades there. he still has a loyal following. let s talk about david vitter. he really seems to be invincible against the democrat, charlie malencon. david vitter, from the moment he had the it s not like this has gone away. democrats have been hitting on it. there have been further scandals that should seriously affect him. he had a fire with a long
paul: and many major insurers decided to drop their child s only coverage, which now covered about a million children with policies, that parents buy typically when their kids go off to school and are no longer covered about their parents employer health care policy, they buy the supplemental coverage and they dropped them altogether than these mandates. i talked to someone who voted for obama care, but strong misgiving about it because he told colleagues back in march. if you vote for this what will prevent the insurance companies from adjusting premiums, it may wash away benefits from the new provisions and you know what, the people are watching what the insurance companies are doing, blaming them in part and also blaming the congress that passed this. paul: dan, the white house is, the hhs secretary, kathleen sebelius, blaming them for a misinformation campaign and threatening them. yeah, well, you know, we talked here, paul, as though this phrase, repeal and