Louisiana Senator Elect Bill Cassidy talked to Fox News on Sunday, and pointed out that his victory proves that the Obama administration is no longer favored by the people and noted that he will continue to fight against the policies of United States President Barack Obama.

He also said during the interview that he will use his Louisiana Senate seat in order to continue to question the policies implemented by the Obama administration and its effects on the American citizens. He cited the ObamaCare saying that continues to punish the low-wage workers.

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He explains that the Republicans taking control of both the Senate and the House is the "exclamation mark" that America has sent to the recent government. He also talked about the Democratic policies on energy and immigration pointing out that they are wrong and they are killing jobs.

Cassidy also answered the question regarding the problem of the Democratic Party as it has not won a single state in the South. He talked about the Republicans pushing the use of the natural resources of the United States in order to create more jobs. However, the Democrats continue to destroy such jobs for its citizens.

He cited the coal and the oil and gas industry noting that the Obama administration continues to hinder the jobs due to the regulations it continues to impose. The United States have working families all over the states and stressed out that the Republican Party is the party for the working class.

Cassidy was also asked about his top priorities if he steps into office this coming January 2015. Cassidy talked about the public hospital system and talked about the ObamaCare again. He talked about this woman whose salary gets deducted with a very high amount for obstetrical services and pediatric dentistry although she does not have children of her own. He pointed out that people are upset with the law and they must do something about it.

Cassidy has won over Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu during the November 4 elections. 

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