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Idea that those at the top should be doing their fair share, and that s something that i guess all of the sudden now romney and ryan, they don t quite say it that way, but they re sort of saying, well, we re not going to mess with their tacks but we re going to, you know, help the middle class and we re going to, you know, fire big bird to get it all done. yeah, that s right. hogan, biden tells the truth, and ryan calls him out for, quote, dropping the veil and using candor. i mean, it s as if truth has become a four-letter word for the romney campaign. well, i wouldn t say that, but, look, i think there was a problem with the romney/ryan pick right off the bat, and that was ryan had a plan that was obviously well-publicized, that was defeated, but since mitt romney was short on specifics in his plan, the media immediately filled in the holes and the gaps in romney s plan with ryan s old plan. but hogan, i thought they couldn t answer the question. hogan, just before you an