reasons of partisanship, have decided that trump, as damaged as he is, is preferable to the incumbent president. i don t have a partisan enough brain myself to fully understand that emotionally. i understand it intellectually because it s a data point. but all of our conversations, and, in fact, the fate, in many ways, for this generation of the constitution, which may sound grand, but we ve seen an insurrection, we re seeing what we re seeing. if grandeur is required, let s do it. the fate of this may hinge on enough people being able to say, i disagree with x, y and z. but, by matters more. what number of those 401(k)
independents have started to talk about whether there is a way to fix this by reforming the budget process because what it was intended to do when adopted way back in the 70 s, obviously sit not doing that now. but we have a budget. the budget control act in the summer did put caps on spending for ten years and created the super committee which was supposed to could more but of course it failed. so we ought to reform the budget process. neil: all right, you have been through and sat through many state of the union addresses on the part of republican the presidents and democratic presidents and no offense to your fine institution but i think they are not worth the parent they are printed on, both parties. they sound grand. they do not get into the nitty-gritty and i m afraid this goes the same way. this could be more blueprint for a campaign not that it would be the first time. so, what is to encourage people
done for this economy. he has given conservatives and business everything they want. now let s go create jobs. what s your plan and they haven t gotten one. where the liberals are going to be on tuesday night as we want to hear and i say we, i don t mean to sound grand. you read the blogs and traffic, i believe that they re going to have to have definitive language about social security i think the president is going to have to be very clear on that. he is also going to have to be very clear and i think he will be. they are not going back on health care. we re not going go back or go down the road of repeal.
bankruptly taken this weekend in tucson, including a federal judge, retirees, and the youngest being a 9-year-old girl. dateline keith morrison has their stories. reporter: they were doing, though it may sound grand to say so, the real work of a great democracy there in this grocery store parking lot. imagine what we ve lost. irreplaceable. like john roll, the chief federal judge in arizona. a man who received death threats himself over a judicial decision someone didn t like. judge roll had been working with an avalanche of drug cases. some say he went to thank her for helping unsolicited for the help on that. he sandwiched it in. he went to mass, was going to go home and do the floors, which he always does on saturday.