or, you know, getting their state deficits in order. why aren t they resonating this time around? to me, i think a lot of it is people are looking for actual policy. you know? jeb bush may have done an okay job in florida but at the end of the day, we re looking for policy changes. derrick? you mention the common, why aren t they resonating? for many of us when we look at what s going on, there s a culture of blame and lack of focus on solutions. i think many of us are looking for solutions. it was enlightening for me to talk to them about why they are so angry. we always hear that. to hear what they are angry about. what i took away is they were particularly animated by obamacare. that s where they felt they had been betrayed. that s what first got them immobilized. fascinating how they said they had great intentions here, you can say it for any state,
wasteful. emily, weigh in here. look all of the things that we re calling for and more prevention in place and more over site, these are the things that you just do not get when you continuously cut and cut way at the government. it s great to have more, but don t you have to fund that? prevention is great. those are things that you have to put in place. the biggest problem when you get into flood and tornado and hurricanes ask that many in the party are so reactive to the idea of weather and the climate change, that they write it into bills. no. no. because the stimulus package is supposed to go to infrastructure, and cannot blame this on the party. they spent it on pensions and union jobs and state deficits. cannot blame that.
that if more government spending was answer, greece would be experiencing a new golden egg. more government spending is not the answer. i think bill is right. i don t think this was a gaffe. this is what president obama believes. it s interesting if you look what happened, you got responsible governors like mitch daniels, chris christie and even to some extent governor cuomo who is tightening their own budgets who are doing fiscal responsibility, reducing state deficits and unemployment. as a result they had to cut government roles. government prescription is to use federal tax dollars and uin do that. president ought to be in situation what is working at state level let s put that in play here. let s make eight better place for private sector to invest. he is trying to undue the good that is being done at the state level. chris: let s talk about the
was answer, greece would be experiencing a new golden egg. more government spending is not the answer. i think bill is right. i don t think this was a gaffe. this is what president obama believes. it s interesting if you look what happened, you got responsible governors like mitch daniels, chris christie and even to some extent governor cuomo who is tightening their own budgets who are doing fiscal responsibility, reducing state deficits and unemployment. as a result they had to cut government roles. government prescription is to use federal tax dollars and uin do that. president ought to be in situation what is working at state level let s put that in play here. let s make eight better place for private sector to invest. he is trying to undue the good that is being done at the state level. chris: let s talk about the political side.
was answer, greece would be experiencing a new golden egg. more government spending is not the answer. i think bill is right. i don t think this was a gaffe. this is what president obama believes. it s interesting if you look what happened, you got responsible governors like mitch daniels, chris christie and even to some extent governor cuomo who is tightening their own budgets who are doing fiscal responsibility, reducing state deficits and unemployment. as a result they had to cut government roles. government prescription is to use federal tax dollars and uin do that. president ought to be in situation what is working at state level let s put that in play here. let s make eight better place for private sector to invest. he is trying to undue the good that is being done at the state level. chris: let s talk about the political side. one of the things that the