He won going all the way back to 1998, they have been pretty much blowouts, won by 57%. lowest he got was 54.9 in 2012. he is usually in the mid-60s. what makes you think you can beat him? well, i would just look at the launch we had. i knew it was going to be success. . i had no idea it would blow up as big as it did. it is not some outstanding message that people have never heard before, but it is a message that people really want to hear. it s about bringing, you know, diversity of the district together to make sure that we all stand united as working people and everybody is heard. i talked about making a bigger table and this includes demanding that we have people sitting across from us that we re not used to seeing. so it is a message of uniting everybody and just the way it blew up across the country, not just in the first district. people are dying to be heard. with speaker ryan s absence over
Indianapolis, phillie, new york and chicago, fifth worst. how cold and miserable, chicago, 22 days below zero. minneapolis, 45 days below zero in the morning for that cold morning low. then, we know all about the snow. heavy amounts of snow. 57 inches for new york state. that s the seventh snowiest since we have been keeping records. philadelphia, 54.9. you talk about why detroit is the worst, 78.9 inches. on top of it, they got those cold lows. 13 lows below zero. i would say that is miserable. miserable. dr. alpert, i never quite bought into the whole sad thing. are you seeing a lot of patients? carol, i am. much more so than last winter. one of the things that people can do to try to improve.
and in part because of the president s travels to the midwest and in part because of the new energy that texas governor rick perry is adding to the republican race. wednesday governor perry visited new hampshire, and while it s clear he s the flavor of the moment in presidential politics, the more he speaks, the more people, including many republicans, ask this question by so aggressively appealing to the republican base, is governor perry undermining his appeal as a general election candidate? this comment in new hampshire questioning man s role in global warming is new fodder tonight for the perry electability debate. i think that there are a substantial number of scientists who have manipulated data so that they will have dollars rolling in to their projects. and i think we re seeing it almost weekly or even daily scientists who are coming forward and questioning the original idea that manmade global warming is what is causing the climate to change. here s another co
Ready for that, thank you very much! bill: 1/1/11, we have a heck of a storm here! lottery ticket, right? numbers are wild. there s an ugly downside on the search for jobs in the u.s. according to a study, the lucky who find employment after being unemployed face steep cuts, the labor department reporting the majority of people out of the work force for a long time who are getting jobs again are earn ago lot less money. stuart varney, 54.9% on the screen, this story tells you what? well, two items which paint a grim picture of the job situation. the one you just talked about, let me elaborate on that one for a second, those people who lost their jobs during the great recession, and then found a new job, half of them, 54 percent, make less in the new job than they did in the old job. they ve had to take a pay cut. by the way, one third of them take a pay cut of 20 percent or more. that is a big cut.