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Vowed to veto the spending bill with this money, and it s not a lot of money in the grand scheme of things, about $90 million in a $1.3 trillion spending bill. but the president has vowed to veto it if it s in there, so we ll see if that is a real hangup by the time it needs to pass on friday. manhattan politics. up next, so many negative headlines about the president lately. get this, one poll shows his numbers are heading up. how might that affect the midterm election climate?
Here? the public doesn t like wall street right now. right or wrong, politically, what this came down, to you re either with wall street or against wall street. those are your only two choices. republicans looked at this and said, oh, man, we can t be with these guys right now. here s another story on the radar. president obama was on the road. we told you yesterday he was in the heartland. that was yesterday. today, his stops, where his approval rating is down 27 points in the past year, the may esche of quincy, illinois, the president s last stop of the day is an obama supporter. listen to what he told me earlier about the midterm election climate. boy, it s tough. it s just very tough. i m a democrat, obviously, now, but it is a difficult climate right now because people don t feel as though there s been enough change. and it s easy for people to be, you know, kind of back seat quarterbacks, if will you. you know, i hear so many people saying, gosh, this could
Because he isn t telling the truth but because somebody else isn t telling the truth. why would you do this? why would you submit any claim let alone the president of the united states to this kind of situation? plus new clues this week about the midterm election climate. democrats see hope in the suburbs but republicans ramp up attacks on nancy pelosi and immigration. they insist the house is not yet lost. you should never panic. if you panic you shunts be in politics. these are going to be tough races. if we fight hard and don t panic, there should be no reason why we can t keep the house. and one year after the ugly, charlottesville divide, the president tweets about racism, insists he s trying to unite the country. why new attacks on african-american football players? i think everyone knew that the president was going to say something about players kneeling. he expects them to, you know, to take a back seat and turn a blind eye to all of the racial