the campaign territory. he s likely to hear that quote over and over again, i would imagine, about the bump in the road. he s probably not. it s not that persuasive. the fact is that the republicans don t have a plan to create jobs. they ve never seen a tax cut they didn t like, and cutting taxes and laying people off does just that, it reduces jobs. they re protecting asset holders. they don t care about the unemployed, especially in the inner cities. look my cousin just got a pink slip a. teacher, that s because of cuts in spending. the spending and stimulus created 3 million jobs and that s what the cbo says and they just want to keep saying it was a failure. it did its job, and we probably need more stimulus. it didn t do its job because the president promised the stimulus would pass, $800 billion, that our not unemployment would not exceed 8 percent, and we know it s close to 10 percent tkpwaepbd since he made that promise, it s and he he underestimated the depth of th
fix it wasn t right. it s like taking a person having a heart attack and saying well, we didn t put the paddles on him, we just did cpr. you talk about debt crisis martha: old on guys, let me jump in here for a second. mark, the question has been brought up byand republicans alike at this point, now 2 1/2 years into the obama administration, are we going about this the right way, and it sounds like you re of the camp that believes that we didn t do enough estimate hrurbgs you d like to see more stimulus. where would you get that money from, where would you find that? look, short term decifits are not a major problem. $14 trillion? martha: $14 trillion is a short term problem to new. all you re doing is protecting asset holders. the problem that our economy the problem in our economy is demand. it isn t the idea that the people in beverly hills don t own enough big mansions. let me tell you something, my friend. there enough rich people, if you took 100 percent of them,