cuss you, so i doubt this makes the cut. but, dude, you re killing me. i watch you since you and allen first started. i agree with you most of the time. but since the 90s i ve heard you tell the world your rags to riches work history. you mowed grass, trimmed trees, walked dogs, shopped hogs, painted barnes, churned butter, built outhouses, washed dishes, bused tables, answered phones, sold cars, poured concrete, and you ve even fasted current. please, dear god, stop. a sad man, real sad. in the end you will be battling in the corn, drooling on yourself, you are such a fool. sean: i am trying talking about the jobs that i have had. i still consider myself a dishwasher. well, a bus boy and a waiter and a bartender and a painter and a paper hanger and tile layer and roofer and your friendly host i
policies do the exact pop sit. the president can t run on his record. it as miserable record. he is not going to change his tune because he is really stuck with his ideology. he is going to run a very divisive campaign for political gain and he has this concept of fairness and equality where he uses the kind of rhetoric we use but the policies he is producing will result in croney capitalism and giving more poured concrete youer t poured concrete more power to the government. he is giving us a future of debt, count to and tee klein. he barely mentioned the deficit or the budget or the fact that that was the day, a thousand days since the senate even bothered passing a budget. a record they can t run on. so the president will use the divisive rhetoric and the outcome of the policies is to consolidate poure power in
that heel win that argument because i hear from lots of republicans. with conditions. but the likely nominee is mitt romney as we have been saying this morning and again we could be very wrong. when you look at mitt romney the idea that he has been forced by newt gingrich to release his tax returns, the fact that he is paying a very low percentage on taxes. the fact that he has got assets hidden in the cayman islands and europe, i mean people are just looking at that and i think you see his favorables dropping in the polls. mitt romney s favorables dropping. meanwhile, barack obama s numbers in the polls are going up strongly. and i think that is a big, big plus for obama as a result of this republican infighting that has been i think reached the point where you have to wonder if republicans don t see it as well and have a tremendous concern about the possible future with obama gaining power as the economy on its own is improving.
policies do the exact pop sit. the president can t run on his record. it as miserable record. he is not going to change his tune because he is really stuck with his ideology. he is going to run a very divisive campaign for political gain and he has this concept of fairness and equality where he uses the kind of rhetoric we use but the policies he is producing will result in croney capitalism and giving more poured concrete youer t poured concrete more power to the government. he is giving us a future of debt, count to and tee klein. he barely mentioned the deficit or the budget or the fact that that was the day, a thousand days since the senate even bothered passing a budget. a record they can t run on. so the president will use the divisive rhetoric and the outcome of the policies is to consolidate poure power in