he doesn t want to say that s what he is going to get rid of. russell law from the senate committee, don t tax me, don t somebody you never met. joy, i appreciate your sliding in there that it s not the same for obama. obama is not being clear in saying he is going to tax the people hold it. taxing the rich more is not going to cover the cost of the health care system, not going to cover the cost of protecting all he wants to protect in education, all the new teachers to pay for, all the fire, all the money he wants to flow back to the states, where is it coming from? the reality is neither of these gentlemen are being explicit nor honest how they re going to cover the burden both of them put on the bottom line of the american taxpayer. that s not accurate, mr. chairman. the president put out and worked with john boehner to come up with this grand bargain.
the problem with romney is as you said, chris, everybody knows where the money is. there are finite number of loopholes, tax breaks on health care plans and tax breaks on mortgage interest. everyone knows what they are and they re all popular. and romney doesn t want to offend anyone. he is trying to run the world s most inoffensive campaign, except talking about libya. he doesn t want to tell people what he is going to do because there s a constituency for each loophole. he doesn t want to say that s what he is going to get rid of. russell law from the senate committee, don t tax me, don t somebody you never met. joy, i appreciate your sliding in there that it s not the same for obama. obama is not being clear in saying he is going to tax the people hold it. taxing the rich more is not going to cover the cost of the health care system, not going to cover the cost of protecting all
the question i have, why won t he tell us what deductions you know the big three deductions. house, charity, state and local. that s where the money is. lee sutton says go where the money is. how is he going to go there without affecting anybody? i don t take issue with your point, it is a legitimate point. there s a great deal of specificity that has to be put on the table. my hope is when we get to debates, we will get through some of that. the american people need to know. likewise, the same true for the president, laying out some of the specificity of keep the middle class tax cuts from bush years in place, how do you cover that $3 trillion that costs. russell long, said, don t tax me, don t tax you. no, don t tax you, don t tax me, tax that fellow behind that tree, somebody you never met. taxing the rich a lot more is not going to cover the cost of the health care system or protecting all that he wants to protect in education, all these
committee, don t tax me, don t somebody you never met. joy, i appreciate your sliding in there that it s not the same for obama. obama is not being clear in saying he is going to tax the people hold it. taxing the rich more is not going to cover the cost of the health care system, not going to cover the cost of protecting all he wants to protect in education, all the new teachers to pay for, all the fire, all the money he wants to flow back to the states, where is it coming from? the reality is neither of these gentlemen are being explicit nor honest how they re going to cover the burden both of them put on the bottom line of the american taxpayer. that s not accurate, mr. chairman. the president put out and worked with john boehner to come up with this grand bargain. put a lot of specifics on the table what they would do. when you look at mitt romney s plan, you talk about giving
offend anyone. he is trying to run the world s most inoffensive campaign, except talking about libya. he doesn t want to tell people what he is going to do because there s a constituency for each loophole. he doesn t want to say that s what he is going to get rid of. russell law from the senate committee, don t tax me, don t somebody you never met. joy, i appreciate your sliding in there that it s not the same for obama. obama is not being clear in saying he is going to tax the people hold it. taxing the rich more is not going to cover the cost of the health care system, not going to cover the cost of protecting all he wants to protect in education, all the new teachers to pay for, all the fire, all the money he wants to flow back to the states, where is it coming from? the reality is neither of these gentlemen are being explicit nor honest how they re going to cover the burden both of them put on the bottom line of the american taxpayer. that s not accurate, mr. chairm