Fox News Channel Your World (02.13.2012)

February 13, 2012

Gretchen Hamel, executive director of Public Notice, joins Neil Cavuto to discuss Public Notice’s new poll that shows voters prefer cuts over spending increases and tax hikes in the federal budget. Also previewing a new national ad from PNREF’s Washington Could Learn A lot campaign ‘Washington could learn a lot from Greece.’

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