there now and go you corporate fat cats, i am so against you, well, by the way, asking for money from wall street, this is no way to broker a deal. he s demagoguing. he s playing the whole wall streeters, the fat cat games. we go after wall street all the time, but you know what, attacking wall street is not going to balance the budget. this surprises me. there was this president after the election who was humble, who talked about let s get some certainty on taxes, let s get a deal. we need that president back. the president who says, okay, look, i was willing to compromise and give these rates, the good rates for a couple years. now i m willing to compromise again. here are things i m willing to do and i don t want this and by the way, am i right, the president himself, the white house was pushing for 100% depreciation for buying corporate jets. and that was less than a year ago. but he should have just said, look, we have ways to be able to get this money back here. we talked
fthey don t like the fact it wa the republicans who bailed out wall street and republicans trying to kill wall street reform. i bet would like the fact republicans are cracking down on wall street. i thought the president of the united states who gave all the aig guys their bonuses was barack obama and then was shocked when they took them. do clearly, the larry summers of the world and geithners, where do they come from? they re all for wall street all the time. talking point aside, if obama did that, i wasn t for it, i m not trying to flag for barack obama. i think those tea party activists are populists, mostly anti-government and i think they re wall streets. i think my party ought to get in the game and get with those guys and gals. i think they re just as upset with wall street, and they ought to be as with washington. if that s the case, they certainly haven t been voting democrats in massachusetts and new jersey and virginia. one point about sarah palin, i think she s doin
party carrying water for wall street. there is some but mostly conservative. i wouldn t give up on those folks. they don t like the fact it was the republicans who bailed out wall street and republicans trying to kill wall street reform. i bet would like the fact republicans are cracking down on wall street. i thought the president of the united states who gave all the aig guys their bonuses was barack obama and then was shocked when they took them. do clearly, the larry summers of the world and geithners, where do they come from? they re all for wall street all the time. i think those tea party activist are populists, mostly anti-government and i think they re wall streets. i think my party ought to get in the game and get with those guys and gals. i think they re just as upset with washington. in that case, they certainly haven t been voting democrats in massachusetts and new jersey and virginia. one point about sarah palin, i
party. she s a good politician. they re more secular and not interested in gay bashing some do. or the arguments about abortion rights that some republicans engage in. they re smart, the republicans are. when they speak to the tea party groups, they keep it secular and focus on debt and spending. none of the tea party activists like the idea of a republican party carrying water for wall street. there is some but mostly conservative. as a democratic strategist, i wouldn t give up on them. there s a lot of those folks who don t like the fact that it s republicans who becamed out wall street and now it s republicans who are trying to kill the wall street reform. i bet would like the fact republicans are cracking down on wall street. i thought the president of the united states who gave all the aig guys their bonuses was barack obama and then was shocked when they took them. so clearly, the larry sumners of the world and tim geithners, where do they come from 1234 they re all for wall st