explain to people how you re going to help them afford their groceries. explain to people how you re going to help them with the commute. and my god, you talked about medicare. every midterm, i talked about medicare. i talked about social security. i talked about cost of living adjustments. were i running right now with a democrat, i would be talking about, of course, be talking about democracy, i d be talking about abortion. i d be talking about the supreme court. but the main message would be the economy. and for seniors who vote disproportionately in midterm elections, you talk about two things. one of them is the medicare, or three things, actually, the medicare fixes that biden put in there. the second one is the head of the republican senate s plan to sunset medicare and social
prices, you have the other side. you have republicans and what they re doing is they re putting out a plan, senator scott put out a plan on how he wants to raise taxes on people making less than $100,000 and sunset medicare and social security, things that are so important to communities across the country. you re right, those are important policy issues and those should be discussed and they re discussed in every presidential election and they re discussed all the time. but the concern is the president during interviews where he doesn t seem to answer questions directly or at times succinctly, his approval ratings, according to the latest gallop poll, 40% of americans approve of biden s job as president. how does he and you, because you are the spokesperson for the white house, plan to assure
memo on the seat of every union attendee talking about rick scott and his plan to, among other things, sunset medicare, social security in five years. we ll send it back to you as the president is giving let s listen to the president of the united states. here he is. good to be home! as they say, y all brung me to the damages. thank you. please, please have a seat. you re a gigantic reason why i m standing here standing here as your president. i really mean it. back running for office when i was a kid, it was labor, union, made a difference. at the time we were a right-to-work state. we changed that, too. i ve never forgotten not only
does get in the way. the president has taken repeated action from releasing the strategic petroleum reserve, 180 million barrels of oil. he s taken action on the supply chain that, remember, had 97% of shelves stocked for christmas. but when he says let s bring down the cost of prescription drugs, the republicans are saying no. when he says let s increase housing supply, they say no. he says let s bring the deficit down further while making it easier to afford childcare costs to get people to work, they say no. the only plan they put forward is rick scott s plan that would raise taxes on half of small businesses. 24 million seniors would sunset medicare and social security. when we raise that is the issue that s the only plan out there, their only responsible from some is, tugly, we have no plan.
republican plan out there. you know what we were just doing, we were just john: it s not the republican congressional plan. jacqui: he has to debt democrats on board. lowering gas prices, increasing energy efficiency, giving tax credits for an electric car or efficient use of utilities or for lowering child costs or releasing oil from strategic petroleum reserve. you know what all those are, those are ideas we can debate and you can say it s not enough or not doing a good enough job passing, but it is a plan and the only plan that is out there on the republican side is rick scott s plan, which is a plan that would raise taxes by 1500 to $2,000, 2,000 for families with children, half of small businesses. john: i think we can all agree. sunset medicare, social security and medicaid. john: we can agree gene as adults here, the plan is going nowhere, the plan is going