unsustainable and people get violent when you have to make the cuts. because you cannot afford this cradle to grave fundamentally, it is moving forward important elements like national health service. [ unintelligible ] here in the u.s. are you dealing with the deficit? no. the republicans and the democrats have joined together to add almost a trillion dollars to the deficit over the next two years. sean: here s my point, you are not addressing it. socialism as an economic philosophy has failed again and again. ireland, portugal, spain, european union, france and england have all experimented with national health care. entitlement society. they are broke. when you cut back first of all we are hanging on to our triple a rating that is doing well. happy with hanging on to our [ unintelligible ]
no, i think obama was right to let him explain his policy. sean: john boehner is going to be the next speaker of the house. on election night he got emotional. he was on 60 minutes last night and he got emotional. liberals are attacking him for doing this. there are some things that are very difficult to talk about. family, kids. i can t go to a school any more. i used to go to a lot of schools. i see all these little kids running around, can t talk about it. why? making sure that these kids have a shot at the american dream, like i did, it is important. i spent my whole life, chasing the american dream.
it goes too far. today condition cuccinelli reacted to the ruling. by the end of january i expect you will see for the first time in my knowledge, over half of the state s of the united states of america, as parties to a lawsuit the federal government. to rein in their overstepping the boundaries of the constitution. sean: newt gingrich said the ruling further proves need for repeal and evidence that the health reform law is unraveling. the white house responded by saying: challenges like this are nothing new in terms of laws that have come before the courts in the past, which in which our position has prevailed. we re confident that it is constitutional. and frankly of the three courts that have rendered decisions on this question, two have ruled in our favor.
if they are putting christmas tree ornaments on this bill in the senate as we are confident they have. and it goes to the house side if that s enough ornaments to buy more progressives, they are going to lose more conservatives on the republican side. sean: maybe this is very naive in terms of the workings of washington. why can t we have a straight up or down vote on simple issues? should we extend unemployment? straight up or down vote. do we raise taxes the end of the year? straight up or down vote. do we eliminate the estate tax? i know that s not the way washington works. people like myself watch the way the process works. you have to buy votes the moral equivalency of blackmail or bribery would be a better word. why can t we have straight up or down votes on these things? i m hopeful unspeaker boehner these things will happen. nice, clear stand alone pieces of legislation can come along. my preference would be to take
done want this is a blow to the obama administration. sean: the judge predicted this would go to higher courts. he also gave an admission to the obama administration saying gave an admonition to the obama administration saying this ruling is now what stands. you can t provide people with preexisting conditions much more problematic. denying people health care with preexisting conditions only works as a rubric if everybody is buying a policy. if they don t have to the deal falls apart it becomes extraordinarily expensive for the individuals who buy policies because insurance companies raise rates. we have to get back to earlier discussions. when we started this discussion three years ago, two years ago, it was about the uninsured. nobody in this country does not get seen. if you have a preexisting condition and you go to the hospital they are not going to turn you away the question is, do we force people to buy insurance so they can make sure they have the coverage