americans do not trust the government running health care. according to investors business daily , 67% of you don t think the government is up to the task while only 31% say they think the government can make it work. a few percentage points are undecided. this is op-ed warning to readers in the same publication what is still to come with the new health care law. quote, confusion, bureaucracy, delays, crony capitalism, taxpayer bailouts, this is what health care under government control looks like and this is the beginning much the author of that bright prospect down the road, the senior writer for investor s business daily. this is just the start of you believe. what do you see coming down the road? let s just start with this year? there has been obviously a very rough start to this law and doesn t look like it will get much better this year. it will be a lot more cancellations. a lot of employees are going to find that their employer plans
for an impeachment push. this government under obama is seeking to enslave us, to make us his prisoners. our country has been taken from us. we don t have it anymore. in today s top trender, bonus round. the government stepped up and they gave aig almost $182 billion of assistance. the insurance giant, aig, which received big taxpayer bailouts, it plans to pay about $165 million in bonuses. okay. party. bonus. the government was an excellent partner. an aig executive s insensitive comments land him in the hot seat. he complains about those bonuses, you liken that to lynchings in the south. i have a two-part question. a., are you kidding me, and b., seriously, are you frickin kidding me? i think he is not a person that should be the head of that organization. so i think he needs to go. get out right now
afraid to make a change. you have memories fresh enough from the financial crisis that people still remember why we need to get rid of these mortgage monsters that requi huge taxpayer bailouts. obviously if last year s election had gone differently, final bill may have been different. this is the opportunity you had to be encouraged to see president s remarks this week. paul: the housing builders and real stores and housing industry complex is very influential and wants to retain these federal guarantees? and they have influence over both parties and this president. in the speech you heard conflicting goals. private investors in the mortgage market not taxpayers but in the very same speech he said, but we have to make sure that first time home buyers have the opportunity to buy homes. we need the 30-year
the extent that politicians are not afraid to make a change but you also have memories fresh enough from the financial cries that s people still remember why we need to get rid of these mortgage monsters that require huge taxpayer bailouts. you obviously if last year s election had gone differently, the final bill might look a little different. but given where we are, and that had is the opportunity, i think that you had to be encouraged to see the president s remarks this week. did you agree with that? housing lobby that realtors, the homebuilders, the mortgage broke brokers, all of that, it is very influential still and wants to retain these federal guarantees. they have influence over both parties and this president in the speech you heard conflicting goals. you played the clip where he said i want private investors in the mortgage market and not taxpayers. in the very same speech, he said but we still have to make sure that first time home buyers have the opportunity to
matt bevin small town roots, father of nine, veteran, conservative, republican for u.s. senate. let freedom ring. there you go. this is mcconnell s, this is what mcconnell now has up in kentucky. i m mitch mcconal and i approve this message. matt bevin says he s a conservative businessman, but when connecticut businesses needed help, he took $2 billion in taxpayer bailouts even though bevin failed to pay businesses assessed eight liens for not paying taxes. his company was number one tax delinquent. failed to pay tax skz then got a taxpayer bailout. bailout bevin, not a kentucky conservative. so, a couple, this is significant for a couple different reasons. let s, before we even get to kentucky, let s look at what this has done to mitch mcconnell in his role as the republican leader in the senate. we talk about the sort of