president biden to ohio. i read that ohio lost about 160,000 jobs during the obama-biden administration. they are losing 10,000 jobs a visit. maybe they should ask the president and vice president to stay away of the job loss might halt. the economy is hurting him badly. he went to ohio, ted strickland, a big gubernatorial race. if you listen to mitch daniels, the republican governor of indiana, speak, one of his big talking points is indiana is doing better than is neighboring state ohio. apparently west virginia with a democratic governor is doing better than ohio. ohio unemployment rate is 2% higher than west virginia, startling. anyway, the contrast, politic in the indiana were democratic policies of ohio which has been like president obama policies, which daniels says, at the national level. i think ohio will be interesting. if republicans win the governorship and the senatorship in ohio, that s a real, as you say, president obama and vice president biden going there so much, it s
house. there was a picnic table and a treehouse. you see the president really playing up his likability factor more than the specific message of the economy. i think we will see more of that from the white house. bret: charles, the white house is defending the stimulus saying it saved 2.3 to 3 million jobs the line from biden. that won t help and the treehouse and short sleeves won t help. look, he bought the economy when he did the stimulus. he was a month in the presidency. this is a trillion dollar bet he had the american people buy on to. it failed. at least overwhelming perception is. democrats think it s all politically toxic. they are not the ones who bring it up. it s republicans who bring it up. when you bet a trillion dollars and you know you added a trillion to the debt and no results, in fact, the negative results, you own the economy. so he does, you know, the routine where he says the bush drove us in a ditch, you
deliberate by the white house. there was a picnic table and a treehouse. you see the president really playing up his likability factor more than the specific message of the economy. i think we will see more of that from the white house. bret: charles, the white house is defending the stimulus saying it saved 2.3 to 3 million jobs the line from biden. that won t help and the treehouse and short sleeves won t help. look, he bought the economy when he did the stimulus. he was a month in the presidency. this is a trillion dollar bet he had the american people buy on to. it failed. at least overwhelming perception is. democrats think it s all politically toxic. they are not the ones who bring it up. it s republicans who bring it up. when you bet a trillion dollars and you know you added a trillion to the debt and no results, in fact, the negative results, you own the economy. so he does, you know, the routine where he says the bush drove us in a ditch, you
president obama and vice president biden to ohio. i read that ohio lost about 160,000 jobs during the obama-biden administration. they are losing 10,000 jobs a visit. maybe they should ask the president and vice president to stay away of the job loss might halt. the economy is hurting him badly. he went to ohio, ted strickland, a big gubernatorial race. if you listen to mitch daniels, the republican governor of indiana, speak, one of his big talking points is indiana is doing better than is neighboring state ohio. apparently west virginia with a democratic governor is doing better than ohio. ohio unemployment rate is 2% higher than west virginia, startling. anyway, the contrast, politic in the indiana were democratic policies of ohio which has been like president obama policies, which daniels says, at the national level. i think ohio will be interesting. if republicans win the governorship and the senatorship in ohio, that s a real, as you say, president obama and vice president biden