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vietnam war. >> many issues are not covered in a way that appeals to the general population. another example of this is the federal deficit. we are talking about all these other issues when this country is practically bankrupt, and no one seems to be communicating that to the american public brickworks the story is talked about but we cannot -- it is not going to happen. it is not possible. >> and it seems like both sides of the political spectrum are compromising by cutting taxes and spending more, to things that put us more in debt. we are addicted to get pretty we can talk about all these issues on the periphery when it is staring us in the face that we are on the path to bankruptcy. in my view, we need to tackle this issue. >> at some point -- >> we are printing money. >> in retrospect, that may end up being the story of the 2010, washington tone deaf to these issues with a president who could not affect change to the extent that we thought he could. >> what can obama do? obama was like the man who read an introduction, and nobody cared about it. suddenly, it was bill clinton and bill all the time. >> the dyna

security and medicare, the disabled veterans americans, the national association of retired federal employees, vietnam veterans of america, and many other veterans and senior organizations. mr. president, just this morning earlier today 25 members of the house -- 253 members of the house, including 26 republicans, voted to provide the same $250 cola included in the bill that we are going to be voting on within a short time. so it won overwhelmingly in the house. in the house they put it on the suspension calendar. it needed two-thirds vote. didn't quite get the two-thirds. i am confident if we can come together here, get the 60 votes that we need, the house will reconsider the measure and pass it with a strong majority over there. mr. president, in the state of vermont, and i think all over this country, seniors are wondering as to how come they are not getting a cola this year when they are experiencing significant increases in their expenses. and the reason that they are not getting their cola is that, in my view, we have a very flawed methodology in terms of how we determine colas for social securi

vietnam and ended with afghanistan and pakistan. >>> score one for opponents of "obamacare," a federal judge declares a cornerstone of the health care plan unconstitutional. >>> up first, though, we're talking weather in this monster storm piling on the pain in the midwest. from wisconsin all the way to western new york. relentless driving snow in a dangerous deep freeze, burying people in their cars in indianapolis. some people were trapped for more than 12 hours. rescuers still don't know if they found everyone this morning. >>> what a mess it was at chicago's o'hare airport, zero visibility on the runways, and zero chance of scoring a hotel room for hundreds of stranded travelers. >> whether you were flying or fearing for your friends and relatives trying to do so or if you were trying to dig out from feet of snow, we have this story covered. >> jacqui jeras covering the enormous storm from the extreme weather center in atlanta. first, though, let's send it out to rob marciano from chagrin falls, ohio. >> reporter: you know, this is the snow belt, but it's been relentless and we haven't reached december 21st. the big freeze is on

which time the siege was initiated by the federal bureau of investigation which led to the death of 76 people and 20 children. this said, mr. speaker, vietnam recognizes it has work to do and vietnam is trying to improve its record on all fronts. last month, i was in hanoi where i met with chairman of the foreign affairs committee, national assembly of the socialist republic of vietnam and vice chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the national assembly of the socialist republic of vietnam and had serious discussions about religious freedom and i can assure my colleagues there is a strong commitment on the part of the government to facilitate religious freedom and the central government is working with the local government to bring about this change. having visited vietnam five times, mr. speaker, during my tenure as chairman of this sker, i have worshipped in catholic pennsylvania rishes and i can verify that the government has been supported of the lds church as it tries to establish in the laws of that country. i am reluctant to oppose any resolution dealing with religious freedom because lds is the only church in the united state