for the particulars, this legislation caps spentdzing with a mechanism that ensures that these cuts tooley stick. it protects the american people from government default that would have affected every single one of them in one way or another. it puts in place a powerful joint committee that will recommend further cuts and much-needed reforms. it doesn't include a dime, not a dime in job-killing tax hikes at a moment when our economy can least afford them. and crucially, it ensures the debate over a balanced budget amendment continues and that it actually gets a vote. now, this is no small feat when you consider that just last week the president was still demanding tax hikes as part of any debt ceiling increase, and that as recently as may, the president's top economic advisors said it was, quote, "insane," end quote for anybody to even consider tying the debt ceiling to spending cuts. it's worth noting that 2 1/2 months later that advisor is no longer working at the white house, and the president is now agreeing as a condition of raising the debt ceiling to trillions of dollars in spending

for the particulars, this legislation caps spentdzing with a mechanism that ensures that these cuts tooley stick. it protects the american people from government default that would have affected every single one of them in one way or another. it puts in place a powerful joint committee that will recommend further cuts and much-needed reforms. it doesn't include a dime, not a dime in job-killing tax hikes at a moment when our economy can least afford them. and crucially, it ensures the debate over a balanced budget amendment continues and that it actually gets a vote. now, this is no small feat when you consider that just last week the president was still demanding tax hikes as part of any debt ceiling increase, and that as recently as may, the president's top economic advisors said it was, quote, "insane," end quote for anybody to even consider tying the debt ceiling to spending cuts. it's worth noting that 2 1/2 months later that advisor is no longer working at the white house, and the president is now agreeing as a condition of raising the debt ceiling to trillions of dollars in spending

about a villain, back to everybody remembers in the fund had the name of dillinger was ellsworth tooleysocialist, a dwarf, newspaper columnist who used his column to tell lies and manipulate. you guessed it, i'm talking about paul krugman. [laughter] now back to the you can't make up stuff, the analogy between krugman and toohey, i'm going to quote krugman here he says i'm an unabashed defender of the state i regard as the most decent arrangement yet and he advocates a state that offers everyone who's underpaid additional income she and toohey both hate rich people and krugman once wrote in the column rich people must be defenders of the downtrodden otherwise they have no hope of quote on quote justifying their existence. so what to kill them if they disagreed with paul krugman? there's a little bit of a hypocritical thing here i was surprised paul krugman happens to be a wealthy man we know from public record that he has a million-dollar home in st. kitts and a million dollars apartment in new york and a multimillion-dollar estate in new jersey where he teaches and i think it is a 6,00

for the particulars, this legislation caps spentdzing with a mechanism that ensures that these cuts tooley stick. it protects the american peoe from government default that would have affected every single one of them in one way or another. it puts in place a powerful joint cmittee that will recommend further cuts and much-needed reforms. it doesn't include a dime, not a dime in job-killing tax hikes at a moment when our economy can least afford them. and crucially, it ensures the debate over a balanced budget amendment continues and that it actually gets a vote. now, this is no small feat when you consider that just last week the president was still demanding tax hikes as part of any debt ceiling increase, and that as recently as may, the president's top economic advisors said it was, quote, "inse," end quote for anybody to even consider tying the debt ceiling to spending cuts. it's worth notg that 2 1/2 months later that advisor is no longer working at the white house, and the president is now agreeing as a condition of raising the debt ceiling to trillions of dollars in spenng cuts. so

about a villain, back to everybody remembers in the fund had the name of dillinger was ellsworth tooley socialist, a dwarf, newspaper columnist who used his column to tell lies and manipulate. you guessed it, i'm talking about paul krugman. [laughter] now back to the you can't make up stuff, the analogy between krugman and toohey, i'm going to quote krugman here he says i'm an unabashed defender of the state i regard as the most decent arrangement yet and he advocates a state that offers everyone who's underpaid additional income she and toohey both hate rich people and krugman once wrote in the column rich people must be defenders of the downtrodden otherwise they have no hope of quote on quote justifying their existence. so what to kill them if they disagreed with paul krugman? there's a little bit of a hypocritical thing here i was surprised paul krugman happens to be a wealthy man we know from public record that he has a million-dollar home in st. kitts and a million dollars apartment in new york and a multimillion-dollar estate in new jersey where he teaches and i think it is a 6,0