Andrea Mitchel interviews Cantor who blames Dems for the Tea Partiers’ extreme signs. I assume this was before he decided to criticize Rush. See the previous post. Watch:
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Cantor Blames Dems for Extreme Signs
Saturday, November 7th, 2009Cantor’s Blackberry
Thursday, September 10th, 2009Cantor issued this statement last night after the president’s address to the joint session:
Tonight the President failed to say anything different or offer clear specifics, and with that in mind the reason for this over hyped speech is strangely unclear. The President has now delivered over 100 speeches where he?s discussed health care and said the same thing. He’s held prime time press conferences, hosted television specials from the White House, and addressed a joint-session of Congress and only thing he?s made explicitly clear is that the status quo is unacceptable, a fact that we all agree on. While the President continues to blame unnamed special interests and Republicans, the fact is that the Democrats overwhelmingly control both the House and the Senate. The President and his party have failed to lead by offering reform that Americans are comfortable with. Families understand that a costly government-run plan will force them to pay more and get less.
Was he paying attention? How could he know what the president said?
Isn’t this disrespect of the president?
Cantor on NPR. No more Mr. NO?
Saturday, July 11th, 2009Eric was interviewed on NPR yesterday. Listen for yourself: Cantor on NPR He claims that the stimulus is a failure. Is he saying we need more? If that is the case many will agree. Is this the end of the one word Cantor when the word is NO.
Cantor says Obama economic policies failed.
Monday, July 6th, 2009We found this quote on a piece from AP posted today:
Republicans don’t agree and are citing the lack of job creation as a sign of a failed Obama policy. “What they did is they miswrote the stimulus bill and got the prescription wrong,” Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia, the second-ranking member of the House Republican leadership, said Monday. “There is no question that we find ourselves now in a place that the administration had promised we wouldn’t.”
Cantor is saying the Obama economic policy is a failure. After 8 years of Bush? This is perhaps wishful thinking on his part. Many business, economics and labor leaders are calling for more stimulus. I assume if that comes to past, Cantor will try to block any new effort to boost the sputtering economy. At some point, he should offer something positive.
Cantor uses incendiary rhetoric
Sunday, June 21st, 2009Cantor called for Obama to heat up the rhetoric about Iran! This appeared on MSNBC.