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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgU_XjaHz-E]Republican Address to the Nation by Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana (1-24-2012) - YouTube2.flv - YouTube[/ame]
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Mitch did ok but Rand's response was better.
Sen. Paul Delivers State of the Union Response - Jan. 24, 2012 - YouTube
How right he is, the problems are simply mathematical and the answers are purely practical.
But unfortunately, ideology is trumping math and practicality these days.
Ironic, given that Mitch Daniels was Bush's budget director.
And we all know what a great job he did.
Ah so Rand Paul had a response?
What's that up to now?
Boehner, Cain, Romney, Daniels, and now Paul.
5 Republican reponses.
Mitch Daniels, even though he failed before, is the drone the RNC wants to trot out if Romney doesn't catch on.I watched it. He was great.
I got more out his little what, 6 minute speech, than I got out of Barrys hour and a half of campaigning.
To bad Daniels won't run for POTUS.
Other than the usual partisan rhetoric Gov. Daniels comments mirrored those of President Obama. The difference being Gov. Daniels believes the private sector will always act for the public good, and Obama (and most of us) know that is not true.
In terms of jobs, the stimulus act continues to provide private sector jobs doing public works. Of course many do not understand that roads and bridges are not built by civil servants but by private contractors who bid for such work. Good roads and safe bridges need to be maintained, snow and ice need to be removed as well as mud and rock slides, some of this work is provided by private contractor and some by public servants, yet both are paid by the taxpayer (and each of those who receive compensation as private sector or public sector employees pay taxes).
Other than the usual partisan rhetoric Gov. Daniels comments mirrored those of President Obama. The difference being Gov. Daniels believes the private sector will always act for the public good, and Obama (and most of us) know that is not true.
In terms of jobs, the stimulus act continues to provide private sector jobs doing public works. Of course many do not understand that roads and bridges are not built by civil servants but by private contractors who bid for such work. Good roads and safe bridges need to be maintained, snow and ice need to be removed as well as mud and rock slides, some of this work is provided by private contractor and some by public servants, yet both are paid by the taxpayer (and each of those who receive compensation as private sector or public sector employees pay taxes).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezZPNNLuG4A&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Yeah, no one should be able to respond to whatever your Messiah says.Ah so Rand Paul had a response?
What's that up to now?
Boehner, Cain, Romney, Daniels, and now Paul.
5 Republican reponses.
Other than the usual partisan rhetoric Gov. Daniels comments mirrored those of President Obama. The difference being Gov. Daniels believes the private sector will always act for the public good, and Obama (and most of us) know that is not true.
In terms of jobs, the stimulus act continues to provide private sector jobs doing public works. Of course many do not understand that roads and bridges are not built by civil servants but by private contractors who bid for such work. Good roads and safe bridges need to be maintained, snow and ice need to be removed as well as mud and rock slides, some of this work is provided by private contractor and some by public servants, yet both are paid by the taxpayer (and each of those who receive compensation as private sector or public sector employees pay taxes).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezZPNNLuG4A&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Speechless for a change, troll?