we need institutional power and backing do that. maybe now is the moment we can actually have it. joining us once again is emily a and. julia is kind of the it was an early strategy by the democratic party, the obama administration and re-election campaign to say this young woman julia would be immathed at all these different life moments by, obama administration policies, you know, positively. you d have head start, student loan, debt forgiveness, all that sort of thing until she would retire with a good strong social security. do you all see yourself in julia? the idea that a young woman is kind of carrying the policy campaign for the president? does that feel like, oh, yeah, i m like julia or do you think, what in the world does that have do with me? i think that in some sort
it s interesting, senator coburn of oklahoma has said that obama is doing more campaigning than fixing of the economy. take a listen. about the next election, you know, what all this is about, this is a political campaign he s in rather than a policy campaign for what is best for our country right now. i think he s travelled more than any other president, been out of the country more than any other president in the same period of time, utilized his plan more. done more campaigning at this stage than probably anybody else, and yet, we ve accomplished very little towards solving the very real problems that are in front of us. they re urgent problems. and senator schumer right here in new york has been accusing the republicans of sabotaging the economy, not working hard enough also about the elections so how much does this really have to do with sure, suggested medicare and medicaid be taken off the table by the democrats so that would put these two sides further apart than the