going to pay for it. he needs to explain why he s asking congress to write the check. david, still hitting on the economy here because this is what a lot of people voted for him for. they believed that he was going to bring jobs back, that he was going to secure the markets. now that this council on manufacturing jobs has been dissolved because it was a mass exodus of it, what is the president s economic plan? what does this mean for tax reform? well, i don t think it bodes anything good for tax reform. seems to have the same problem that health care did. president trump says he wants reform done, but he doesn t eem to have any sort of strong ysds about what he wants that reform to be. without the president being involved in the details of that and having an gd for what he wants and doesn t want other than just a win, it s really hard to negotiate with congress, even a p are congress because there s no give-and-take. the reason president was good at
and it s fascinating how it s being framed by the romney campaign and leaders here on capitol hill. it is i think officially called rewriting history when you do that. this weekend when actually thought it was surprised that mitt romney said on meet the press, i don t think republicans should have done that. at least owning the fact that they voted for this thing. in terms of political optics is this a risk that republicans succeed in painting this as a democratic sequestration. there s been this strange flurry of reporting the last few days based on bob woodward s new book there are revelations that could be damaging for democrats because some reporting indicates the ysds came from the white house official for this. the idea you would need some type of insider account to explain to you what happened in broad daylight, is just a bizarre one. everybody went out to the mikes, they said we ve cut this deal, here s how it s going to be, here s how it s going to work. republicans pa