medicaid. they don t have an investment aagain da and i think that is a choice that bill talked about the georgetown speech. i think that is a choice that obama wants. he wants to present the case before the middle case being for a competitive economy. economy. chris: how do you push back on that? the republicans have to have a positive growth agenda of their own and it is not going back. chris: what about the argument it is just more of the same that got into us into the mess. the second highest corporate tax rate in the world was one of the things that got us into the mess. going back to scut that is not going back to old problems, it is fixing one of the problems. obama is for that. they can be focused on big business and corporate tax rates jshts th. small business creates most of the jobs and that is a regulatory matter. an individual tax rate matter i think. but they have to still. chris: thank you all, panel. we will continue the conversation on panel plus.
about putting out their own positive growth agenda and corporate tax reform. they haven t done that well enough. you have seen air rack cantor and others try to pivot in the last two weeks to do this. it will be the main criticism issues tham they are just complaining and have nothing themselves. i think they look back on the bush years and say the problem was that you didn t do enough. let s cut taxes more for the wealthiest americans. try to cut ned did medicare nt medicaid. they don t have an investment aagain da and i think that is a choice that bill talked about the georgetown speech. i think that is a choice that obama wants. he wants to present the case before the middle case being for a competitive economy. economy. chris: how do you push back on that? the republicans have to have a positive growth agenda of their own and it is not going