My grandparents had the other room. John said you can change all of that through business ownership, and he was so right. One of the reasons why, as you uncover my opportunity agenda in washington d. C. , that i focus so much on the entrepreneur is because ive experienced first hand that when the government steps back and entrepreneurs step in, all things change, that a good economy makes all things possible. The question is what makes a good company. So my opportunity agenda focuses on how do we create a good economy. We all know that tax reform and Regulatory Reform are necessary, key ingredients to that good economy. I cant hire more people and pay higher taxes and have higher regulations at the same time. I can do two out of the three. If you want me as an entrepreneur hiring more people, we have to reduce the cost of doing business. I know you guys in this room are fans of obamacare. Good, good, good. Obamacare spends too much, taxes too much, and it destroys the best Healthcare S
This has to be part of the game plan going forward. You cant have people in front of 45 judges behaving like it is their first trip in the court. We have to consolidate so judges can make informed decisions about Everything Associated with those things. I have no problem at all. It would be a good idea to have a review that takes place every 10 years or so. Not only should there be a review, they should be reupped by Governors Council or whomever. Should be another vote . I guess what i would say is you can either have a process where they have to be reupped or the review would determine whether or not they would go before the Governors Council. I like the letter better than the former. These are lifetime appointments. We want to make good decisions. That is why we set them up. But they ought to be held accountable. At the same time, everybody ought to know at some point theyre working for the public and taxpayers are paying for it. Lets hear from patricia. I cover social services. Bot
Fairgrounds for tonights debate among the three candidates for the soontobe vacant u. S. Senate seat in the state of georgia. We want to thank all of you who are watching live on 13 wmaz in macon, those watching on a tape delayed basis, and those who have turned out at the arena in support of their candidate. Thank you very much. [applause] my name is frank malloy news , anchor with 13 wmaz in macon. I will be moderating tonights debate. Obviously, the purpose of tonights debate is to hear what our three candidates have to say on the issues and why they should be the next senator in the state of georgia, and while we appreciate your passion for politics, those of you who are here tonight, we are going to be able to hear what the candidates have to say. They will have to hear what each other is saying, they will have to do with the panelists are saying, so we appreciate your cooperation in that regard. At this time it is my great pleasure to introduce the candidates left to right. The p
Questions that we deal with as policymakers, there are not simple answers. Well, i may put it this way. You said youre the candidate for the citizens of New Hampshire. Scott brown often says, i dont need to tell you youve it with president obama 99 of the time. Because obamas Approval Ratings are at an alltime low in New Hampshire right now, how does your voting record jive with serving the citizens of New Hampshire . I work for New Hampshire. Scott brown talks about one survey and 99 of the time that i voted with the president , but the numbers i am proudest of our the 359 259 people who are now working at the prison because i was able to get the prison open after it sat empty for two years. 1200 people being foreclosed on in their homes who our office worked with to keep in their homes. The 129,000 veterans who can now get care close to home because of the legislation debate that we got into the veterans reform bill. What we need is a senator who is going to work for New Hampshire, w
Them. And then you destroy yourself. Now, think about the brilliance no, seriously of that statement. He identified hate as the poison that grows too much of watergate, too much of the mentality in his white house. And to his credit, at that moment, hes giving up the presidency, which he had fought all his life for. He is detached intellectually enough to realize what had happened, that the hating had an impact on those he hated and what occurred and investigations and so forth. But that it had destroyed him. Time, tosistant at the , k and to the same conclusion. Came to the same conclusion. Wed like to take questions. Lets go. Ok. John, thank you. Mr. Woodward, where and when did you first meet mark felt . In the white house when i was in the navy. One of the jobs admiral moore, who i was working for, gave me the job to be a courier to take documents over to the white house. This was in my last year in the navy, 1969, 1970, and i went outside the situation room and i was supposed to d