the candidate of women and tout economic policies that hurt women. what are the economic policies that hurt women? well, for example, she talks about equal pay. this is just a giveaway to the trial bar. she talks about higher minimum wages. this throws people out of work. so there s tax policy regulatory policy. you can go right down the list. the campaign is terrible, not just because she s a terrible politician which she is she can t hold a candle to bill but because what she s trying to sell is salable. and she can t be every person. at the end of the day she s lived in a bubble for 35 years. she s been a first lady of arkansas, first lady of the country, u.s. senator. she obviously has qualifications. at the end of the day, she can every man. she can t compete with a rubio, who has a great story to tell. i think she has to distance herself enough from barack obama to suggest she s going to be new and different. i think equal pay is important to a lot of americans and it
to the people here at cpac. you bet. first of all for those who made a woo sound, i m marking them down as neutral and i want to be your second choice if i decide to go beyond this. but here s the record, and it s a record that may be hard for &gc people to imagine because it s a record of accomplishment of getting things done, of taking conservative principles, running on them for starters and having the courage to say i was for statewide voucher program, that i believe we should cut spending, that we needed to take on the trial bar and all the things we did. so we created a world class business climate, 1.3 million net new jobs were created in eight years, more than any state but one. don t tell rick perry but more than texas during those eight years. i left the state with 3% unemployment rate. we made florida business friendly and they came. and they created jobs. our economy grew by something like 3.9% when the rest of the country was growing at 2.6%.
chance to talk about your record directly. for those that made an ooh sound, i am marking them down as neutral and want to be your second choice. this is a record that may be hard for people to imagine. taking conservative principles and to say i believe we should cut spending and believe we needed to take on the trial bar and all of the things we did. we created a world class business climate. 1.3 million net new jobs were created. don t tell rick perry, but more than texas. i left with 3% unemployment rate. our economy grew by like 3.9% when the rest of the country
chance to talk about your record directly. for those that made an ooh sound, i am marking them down as neutral and want to be your second choice. this is a record that may be hard for people to imagine. taking conservative principles and to say i believe we should cut spending and believe we needed to take on the trial bar and all of the things we did. we created a world class business climate. 1.3 million net new jobs were created. don t tell rick perry, but more than texas. i left with 3% unemployment rate. our economy grew by like 3.9% when the rest of the country
talk about your record directly to the people here at cpac. you bet. first of all for those who made a woo sound, i m marking them down as neutral and i want to be your second choice if i decide to go beyond this. but here s the record, and it s a record that may be hard for people to imagine because it s a record of accomplishment of getting things done, of taking conservative principles, running on them for starters and having the courage to say i was for statewide voucher program, that i believe we should cut spending, that we needed to take on the trial bar and all the things we did. so we created a world class business climate, 1.3 million net new jobs were created in eight years more than any state but one. don t tell rick perry but more than texas during those eight years. i left the state with 3% unemployment rate. we made florida business friendly and they came. and they created jobs. our economy grew by something like 3.9% when the rest of the country was growing at 2.6%.