Fox News Sunday: Cantor and Pence Interview Nov. 9, 2008

Rep. Eric Cantor and Rep. Mike Pence on Fox News Sunday talking about what the Republican party needs to do to win elections again. Their ideas sound to me like exactly what they've been doing already that lost them seats in this election. Obstruct Democrats like they have already in the Congress, and suddenly pretend their fiscal conservatives and care about spending when they let Bush break the piggy-bank.

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[Plutonwolf]

Dear Heather, I read your side bar and I have to say that the breaking of the bank by the far right and facilitated by Bush was meant to happen. They planned on this so that when it did happen they could just declare all social contracts null and void. Federal pensions? Ta ta. Social Security? Pffft. All regulatory agencies? Whooosh, gone in a blink.

And the list will go on, it will become the wild west coupled with the depths of the jungle, true survival of the richest.

[heathr456]

I have no doubt that it was intentional.

[mattleroi]

All I hear from the GOP is taxes, taxes taxes. No plans at all.

[BlackKingX]

So much BS that it stinks up all of YouTube!

[toyracers]

what a duesh bag! im giving this video 5 stars for its ability to enrage people.. small government is obviously IMPOSSIBLE!! our best hope is SMART government

[osiris2669]

conservatives always talk about "reigning in spending" but they never have done this so their argument has no meaning to me even though the idea looks nice.

[obamawill2008]

those two ARE the reason the g.o.p. is seriously ill. if the party is to expand,and be more than a rural and southern party, than it MUST MOVE TO THE CENTER! it needs more chris smith and shays,sherwood boehlert,mike castle,former congressman mike fitzpatrick of pa. tim johnson of illinois.

[xdir]

But it works, the right keeps hammering the same talking point repeatedly until it is picked up the rest of the MSM flock.

The right has perfected propaganda dissemination the way the same message is massaged in from different angles and layered into the subconcious is truly amazing. You have Drudge, Foxnews, National Review, WSJ, NYtimes Editorials and church pulpits all quoting each other to give depth to a message that is factually incorrect.

[kcp12304]

these liberal characatures are getting old

Republicans are in denial, they aren't owning up to thier mistakes and flaws. Instead they think Obama won because people are mad at the government and the economy is in bad shape, not because he offered the opposite of what they have been telling us. They're acting like he got lucky or something.

[saully1966]

It isn't about more govt or less govt, it is about SMARTER GOVERNMENT!!!!!! These douche bags are wrong, again, about what the people really want! Repubs are still trying to divide and conquer! Obama is (I hope) trying to unite and move forward! The people planning to subvert an Obama presidency before it even starts is going to cost them dearly!

[Plutonwolf]

Neither do I. I used to listen to Thom Hartmann who would play sound bites of a Bush mentor plotting this. He didn't even try to hide his intentions. He knew the public would never go for disolving all of the social programs and regulatory agencies en masse so he dreamed up a real sly back door solution.

Agree or disagree with the efficacy of these programs, driving the country into ruin is no way to accomplish any goal.

[waltermh111]

I can never get how they can think Obama is anywhere near having socialist beliefs.

His healthcare plan is still about private healthcare, hes still for war in afghanistan, hes for lowering taxes for the majority of US citizens.

He was for the bailout, and while it was considered nationalising the banks, it really didnt since they still stay in private control, we just supposedly may get some of the profits if we are lucky.

He also wont get rid of the fed and nationalise currency.