Rep. Gubernatorial Candidate Charlie Baker talks with TNT
“…responsive to their concerns we balanced. Eight budget in a -- we pay taxes fifteen times. New Roman basically broke when. When I got there. We had a great run. …”
State of the Union Address 1/28/10
Have you heard the speech that President Obama gave in the State of the Union before, practically every word of it? Maybe it was a year ago when President Obama first addressed Congress. Maybe it was during the campaign. Maybe it was at one of those town halls? Maybe Obama can't help himself. His speeches just insist on sounding the same...were you impressed with last night's speech?
“…in democratic administrations but most particularly this -- to people who don't pay taxes in the first place. If you pay taxes that are gonna cut your taxes if you. If you don't pay taxes. . Go find some way to give you some more money they call a tax credit like caller welfare. …”
Charlie Baker talks about the Brown Win
“…about first thing I would just you know what people have to pay taxes or actually -- What problems like that I mean the -- if we're gonna deficit spend. The way we should definitely expended …”
Congressman Steve King 1/19/10
Congressman Steve King (R-IA) who has been in the Commonwealth campaigning for Scott Brown will join us to talk about what this election means for the country.
“…Barack Obama promised that nobody making under 250000. Dollars was gonna get higher taxes in this this just does not. Completely flies in the face of that doesn't it congressman. …”
“…And everybody get tired act in the ascent. Now we pay taxes there where there's this -- special treatment in state after state I know they're gonna lose some of that around it. Media …”
Former Presidential candidate and conservative legend Pat Buchanan will speak with us about his column and about the election in Massachusetts.
“…benefits are just going to be cuts in your plan to hire. Higher taxes in three years if for three years before you get a benefits cut wow where can I sign up for this why …”
A U.S. Senate race widely labeled a yawner just weeks ago reaches a thunderous finish today as Bay State voters cast ballots that could upend Barack Obama’s health-care plan and change the course of his presidency. Who are you voting for?
“…forced an American people a one size fits all. This bill would raise taxes it would cut Medicare happens million dollars it would be unfit to -- veterans. It would destroy jobs and run our nation …”
This is the chumpline from Thursday, January 14, 2010.
“…what he is the one. Scott Brown has pledged not to raise taxes I like -- one that's a good one now noisy Jon Keller. He's gonna be doing something about talk radio we just …”
Surging GOP Senate candidate Scott Brown yesterday warned President Obama to “stay away†from the Bay State during his roiling race against Democratic rival Martha Coakley and not to interfere with their intensifying battle in the campaign’s final days. Will President Obama effect your vote in the senate race? We will speak with Scott Brown about the president and about the other shenanigans being pulled by the Democratic Party.
“…you know I I did I do take -- pay taxes -- the and I -- Increase to charity to the senior centers include -- in my district. Twelve of them in each …”
“…device companies. In the hole financially. Longer lines Russert share the end higher taxes and Kosovo rich million dollars will be. To -- a little bit. And while I agree with health care for everybody. I'm …”
Tim Cahill and Paul Loscocco 1/11/10
State Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill today tapped former Republican lawmaker Paul Loscocco as his running mate in a bid for the governor's office, with both men leaving their longtime political parties to run on an independent ticket. Both Treasurer Cahill and his running mate will be with us in studio to answer your questions.
“…money in your pocket. And it's not gonna force local communities to raise taxes everywhere else it's 3% it's gonna mean some. Tax increases at the local level so I'm just try to be reasonable here …”
“…are you just Joseph where are your side I didn't vote to raise taxes need -- Paul. And we thought we argued against raising the sales tax for exactly reason you -- so. We are on …”
Martha Coakley may be the state’s attorney general, but her Senate rival is vying to match her law-and-order credentials. Republican Scott Brown was scheduled Monday to receive the endorsement of the State Police Association of Massachusetts. Who are you voting for?
“…is gonna hurt matches jobs cut in half a trillion from Medicare. Higher taxes more fees it just makes no sense -- …”
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