republicans spieling is we have too feeling is, if they would cut spending, cut taxes, and cut regulation and provide more certainty, this business could do it by and for themselves so we have the president still talking about the role of government in getting the economy going and the republicanning saying, just pull back. shepard: those are the two arguments. what do you make of michelle bachmann as a second rebuttallal to the president? we will get and paul ryan is conservative. chris: very. a real deficit hawk. shepard: and bachmann from where the trains don t run, she is further right and my point is, she will be coming from a family point of view. chris: i didn t get invited to the lunch but i got invited
vote of confidence from new hampshire republicanning grabbing a whopping 30% of the votes, ron paul in second with 11% and tim poleni third and sara palin, four, romney headlined six events for republicans since mid 2009. now back to justice . for your latest headlines go to fox news.com. you back to justice with judge jeanine. for all the latest headlines log on to fox news .com.
keep in mind this is not a permanent extension of the tax cuts. it s only two years. and he s going to have to argue it in 2012 and who is going to believe him? bill: that s interesting. it hits in the campaign of 2012, when this expires, and it comes up for debate again. ladies, thank you. and he s ready to take that side. bill: ladies, wear your camo down there, there will be a lot of shrapnel down there. thank you ladies. martha: republicanning are speaking out about this tax cut deal which will affect millions of america s. americans. jeb hensarling of texas joins us momenting from now. we ll get his take on this. bill: santa told to take his bag of toys and get out of town! why a major department store sent jolly old saint nick packing. martha: that s not going to go over well, not with that little girl with pig tails. not going to be happy. sthoat.
down waste, because everything is ordered in advance, they know exactly what people are going to want. and of course, what everyone wants is more time to enjoy their food, either at their desk or with friends who also ordered ahead, thanks to special software serving up convenience, jenna. jenna: have you tried it, claudia? it s great. it s great. i have tried it, i created my own wonderful salad that i saved in favorites and now i hit click and send and it s ready in 15 minutes. jenna: that sounds cool. that s a great story, claudia cowen, live for us from san francisco, thank you very much. even in these tough economic times, companies across the country are surviving and prospering. we don t want to forget that. go to fox news.com to check out full coverage by clicking on the link right by the home page. jon: the battle for the house is in high gear. how freshman democrats in key races are faring against republicanning and what it could mean on the balance of power, on capitol h
democratic committee they had a maj ever disagreement and that never heeled. dean, when it came to the health care reform bill, they didn t get that, he didn t like that and he s been biting at obama s heels for some time. the timing is not good, frankly. right now we have enough problem with republicanning attacking attacking us, we don t need the former chainman doing this. martha: the assault is that he s not aggressive enough. it s his position. it s ironic that the right says he s a socialist and the left says that he s too much of a centrist. it s a tough one to win. frankly, that s the only bad place to be politically if he can get himself situated there. having howard dean attack you, you ve got to be careful, it has to do with turnout and turnout is important to us. martha: you touched on something i think is bg and it was brought up in a couple of different places, ndra ndra. it sort of goes to this division thing, this morning, writers talking about the fact that there