>> host: celinda lake? think one it violated norms and when you culturally violate norms it is hard to get back. and this is an issue where he said it privately and people didn't call him on it but the rom didn't see anything wrong because he repeats it. i have two rules i say the candidates: don't use cultural norms and don't characterize. >> host: linda from high point, new jersey with our guest. go ahead. >> caller: a previous calling was talking about there should be term limits. the voters can vote them out so they don't need term limits but that is not necessarily true. a voter votes for his state senator or congressman because they do well for their state. so that will not necessarily vote out the person they need but it doesn't mean the congressman or senators do well for the country as a whole. >> guest: i think you raise a good point and a sentiment a lot of people have. i personal am strongly against term limits. i think my own observation and i don't do governing or lobby but it is shifting powe

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lake?celinda guest: i come from the state of montana third corporations are not people. thatom the state of mind corporations are not people. we don't have the highest corporate tax rate. there is a huge loophole that allows these benedict arnold companies to take their profits abroad. we should be closing that loophole and using that money to invest in our country. inis really disappointing the global economy now, you used to have companies that were invested in their communities and their workers in this country. now, you have companies that are not. investment in what? a business that makes money and employs people. i think celinda is right. we live in a global economy . businesses in virginia not just -- are not just competing against maryland and west virginia. they are competing all over the world. the internet has allowed goods moreervices to move much quickly and easily corrupt world. businesses are trying to make a profit. companies, many of them, their shareholders are teachers unions and state employees unions. i have never understood that the democrats positi

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