final. he has to go to the campus bookstore and find a cliff s notes on the economy. he has to buy that. bob: you are talking about kool-aid mix, that means the value-added tax, it s a tax on goods. services as well. dana: it starts off on goods and it creeps in to services. in england now you pay 21% sales tax on your electricity. bob: my strongest advice is go for a flat tax that would pay off and have people have a choice. do the flat tax or current code? if you did that, people would opt more and more dana: that would be bold. andrea: it would. bob and i agree on flat tax. others would. it make sense but i don t think that is where the president will go. this plan, he is going to under the guise of tax credit credits, he demonizes corporate welfare. what he will likely do is create corporate welfare program. when he talks about the credit for businesses, dana, you know it s not just going to be all