Obama credits pay-as-you-go rule with producing 1990s surpluses
The "pay-as-you-go law ... was a big reason why we had record surpluses in the 1990s."
The "pay-as-you-go law ... was a big reason why we had record surpluses in the 1990s."
President Obama "doesn't ... want to admit we're at war."
"Mathematically, the White Sox can still get in the playoffs."
"The John McCain Twitter account has more than 1.1 million followers. The official White House Twitter account has only about 830,000."
"Some 500 detainees were released from Guantanamo during the Bush administration."
Pay-as-you-go "is the principle that helped transform large deficits into surpluses in the 1990s."
In the 1970s, "the swine flu broke out . . . under another Democrat, President Jimmy Carter."
"Congress shoveled $700 billion into the Troubled Assets Relief Program, $325 billion of which has been spent without purchasing any toxic assets."
"There are no similar clips of Newt Gingrich talking about how ineffective President Bush was in trying to control North Korea."
"As a percentage of gross domestic product, we are reducing nondefense discretionary spending to its lowest level since the '60s, lower than it was under…
The omnibus bill has only $3.8 billion in earmarks.
A new presidential helicopter "is now going to cost as much as Air Force One."