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. >> which is what olympia snowe wawas talking about at the beginning of that broadcast.bureau tells us that 46.2 americans are living below the poverty level the lowest in half a century. ared they talking about that? >> i would point out that for the last three years we have had a democratic president who promised he would fix this. >> you look at the -- >> i am asking about republican candidates. >> look, the republicans have a lot of strong politians -- ryan daniels in indiana, christie. theyey decided for whatever reon some personal, some political, they were not going to run. th is a relatively weak field. it is disappointing because there are heavy weights that would match the 1980 lineup that republicans had. if r republicans lose this cycle they will hahave a strong field in 2016 when all of these guys are going to run. it isemarkable in year one o the president is so weaeak, the economy is souch courage and, that the opposition, as in 1992 with the democrats, where all the heavy weights stay outnd then clinton said in. >> the problem is coarable to 1992 -- in 19

. >> which is what olympia snowe was talking about at the beginning of this broadcast. 46.2 americans living below the poverty line. >> for the past three years we had a democratic president who would fix -- who promised he would fix this. >> i am asking about republican candidates. >> look, the republicans have a lot of strong politicians. they have ryan, daniels in indiana. they decided, for whatever reason, some personal, some political, that the bank are not going to run. this is a relative -- lee that they are not want to run. this is a relatively weak field. if republicans lose in this election, they are going to have a very strong field in 2016, where all of these guys are going to write but it is remarkable in a year when the president is so weak and the economy is so much hurting that the opposition field -- as in 1992, i think, with the democrats, were all the heavy weights stayed out and then clinton slipped in. >> the problem is comparable to 1992. in 1991, when people made the decision to run, george h.w. bush was unbeatable. barack obama was the consensus -- conventional

concluding a centrist scott brown, olympia snowe, or a susan collins? >> we need a jobs bill to get through. that is the single most important thing we could do right now. my bill is important, but the single most important thing is to get a jobs bill through. they would accept the overall jobs bill, so we tried to piece it out. a little bit here, a little bit there. hopefully, they will agree to vote on one of those. all we can do is bring it up. if the republicans want to filibuster, and we do not have the 60 votes -- we only have 53 democrats. if republicans do not want a jobs bill, we will not have one. that is the fact of it. >> and then? you look to the 2012 elections. >> that is the sad thing. i think that is what is coming to. 25 million people are out of work. you would think people would realize and recognize that if we can pass a jobs bill and start putting people back to work, this will get the wheels going again. these people would start to have an income, it will put private sector businesses to work. if you are building new schools, the f

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he faced criticism from the ranking republican on the committee, senator olympia snowe. >> i was here when president reagan was elected and it was severe circumstances and we had 10.6% unemployment and guess what? we have a democratic house and republican senate and we workeed d hand in glove to get it done for the american people. we are facing a decimation of our communities and they want help and they feel they are not getting any deference from the administration and in congress to work together. but if you're talking about policy in 2014 and 2016, we have policy in 2014 and 2016, we have had three years of the

here's senator olympia snowe three days ago. >> rome is burning.e're facing a december city nation of our communities and they want help and they feel that they're not getting any difference. >> yes, they want help, senator. you're right. rome is burning. but just 48 hours later, she lit another match. joining every senate republican in blocking a bill that would have kept thousands of teachers and first responders on the job. their problem? a 0.5% tax on millionaires. folks, this is the real class warfare. with 14 million unemployed, senator snow oig would rather risk teaching jobs. but you have a party fighting for the rich while blasting food stamps. >> no program in our government has surged out of control more dramatically than food stamps. we cannot do this. we don't have the money. >> we don't have the money. they have money for millionaires, but not for low and middle income students. folks, this is real class warfare and we can't let them get away with it. joining me now, ed rendell, former pennsylvania governor and nbc news political anal

but republican olympia snowe says the prescription is a one-year band aid. >> rome is burning. we want help. three years of the same unemployment numbers as we do today, mr. secretary. that is the point. this is nothing new. we need to get ahead of the curve at some point, to make long-term fundamental predictable changes in tax regulatory policies. >> her anger back up the white house view republicans feel heat at home, too. and would compromise to get something done on jobs. president has problems in his own right. former virginia governor tim kaine is close ally who is skipping the visit to the battleground tonight and tomorrow to cite scheduling conflict. republicans think it has something to do with the tight senate race. >> i had a feeling, i had a feeling. >> getting the barack obama feeling. >> in an interview today with the abc news program "night line" the president compared the occupy wall street movement to the tea party saying he understands the frustration of protesters now because people on the left and right feel isolated from the government. they are upset with

olympia snow and i, my colleague, we believe that the american people are rightly concerned with theey has been managed. it has not been managed well. we are using accounting gimmicks to spend more than the budget allows. we're not even passing a budget. in fact, we are now 905 days without a budget in the united states of america during the time we've had the greatest deficits we've ever had, really, 40 cents of every dollar we spend is borrowed and that's just unacceptable and unsustainable. >> i hear you. $367 billion is a lot of money and it's extraneous spending and i don't think anyone would argue with you it should be cut. i wanted to ask you this, because even when you do that it is 2%. when you look at the deficit -- i'm sorry, the federal budget for 2010, the year that we've got, you're looking at medicare and medicaid, social security and unemployment benefits and 76% of that budget. that's where you've got to cut, isn't it? >> we've got to cut in all areas. we have to look at every single expenditure, erin. you're exactly right and i've never said this budget act would so

senators like scott brown, olympia snowe, dean heller, you have a choice. are you really going to say no for 400,000 jobs? senators, you better thing long and hard, because next year, americans have a choice, too. your choice is next week. ours is next year. it's between a side that sell yes to job creation or no. >> let's focus on what will actually put people back to work. keeping first responders on the job, that's a jobs plan. putting more teachers in the classroom, that's a jobs plan. >> we're going to let them vote on each of these ideas separately. and we'll see if they fight just as hard for your jobs as they fight for their own jobs. >>> and another side that thinks even having this conversation is prepostero preposterous. >> it's complete le preposterous, at a time when 14 million americans are looking for a job in this country for the president to be riding around on a bus saying we should raise taxes. the president is out there doing his best howard dean impersonation. he's completely out of touch. >> only in a party where corporations are peopl