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estion from "usa today "who said the government is broken. broken and how? stephanie, good morning.aller: first, the government is supposed to be of the people, by the people, and for the people. we are supposed to recognize that the government is for the people. [unintelligible] can anyone tell me that? host: there is a story in "the new york times," about the story -- about the protests happening around the world. host: front page of "the new york times." a lengthy piece, if you want to read that, about the protests from individuals who say that they do not think that voting -- one " from one young woman says "we are the first generation to say that voting is worthless." texas, what do you think? caller: i think that we elected a president that has no legislative experience. has never had no job. just a community organizer. in the senate for a relatively short period of time. i would rather have a president with a record. and was elected after serving less than a full term. so, neither he nor any of his advisers have held real jobs that i know of. and do none know how to create on

estion from "usa today "who said the government is broken. broken and how? stephanie, good morning. caller: first, the government is supposed to be of the people, by the people, and for the people. we are supposed to recognize that the government is for the people. [unintelligible] can anyone tell me that? host: there is a story in "the new york times," about the story -- about the protests happening around the world. host: front page of "the new york times." a lengthy piece, if you want to read that, about the protests from individuals who say that they do not think that voting -- one " from one young woman says "we are the first generation to say that voting is worthless." texas, what do you think? caller: i think that we elected a president that has no legislative experience. has never had no job. just a community organizer. in the senate for a relatively short period of time. i would rather have a president with a record. and was elected after serving less than a full term. so, >> we take you over to more wrote to the white house coverage to lynchburg, virginia. michele bachmann

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that is my first estion. my second is aut the american dream act.oung people in our country. some of them are at our local college. they did not come here of their own accord. many of them were brought here as children. they have gone through our school system. they have skills to contribute. yet they cannot, even with a bachelor's, master's, ph.d. -- the cannot legalize. as a journalist, i am appalled of the situation of the pulitzer prize winner who did not know until he was an adult that he was an illegal immigrant. now he cannot really function legally in the united states. what is your response on that? >> you have three questions. no additional charge for efficiency. on the first point it the question is, i opposed to anything that would enhance revenue, the answer is i am not opposed to anything just because it would enhance revenue, in the sense that it would stabilize our revenue base and thereby bring in a more steady, consistent flow of revenue, bring in more than we have got now. we are in a valley. our tax system has peaks and valleys.