the framework does slash the spending plan from 3.5 trillion which is scary to 1.75 trillion which is equally scary because there is a lot of hidden bombs in there, let s take a look what s actually in that we know about, 400 billion for child care, 200 billion for child tax credit. maybe a half trillion for clean energy as you see right behind me. giving away money, why not 130 billion to continue obamacare. had 40 billion in higher education. we know this no free community college. if the president and the democrats want all of that they better start looking for loose change in the couch cushion the 1.7 trillion is an interesting way to attack an economy that has rising inflation and came in with just 2% growth. so how joe, will you pay for it? these plans are fiscally responsible. they are fully paid for they don t add a single penny to the deficit. they don t raid taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year. in fact, they reduce the
ryan sounds similar to last january and february. the fights are the same. the republicans view the president s inaugural address as being too partisan. and the fights in washington sound familiar. a lot of debates over the debt ceiling. the republicans, you heard bobby jindal saying we have to stop being the stupid party. i think they are trying to figure out how do we avoid talking about the 47%. republicans are looking to change their tone for elections in 2014 and 2016. in terms of the politics on the fiscal stuff and the politics, the fight is the same. republicans don t want to raid taxes. the president wants to cut spending less severely. same fight we have seen. you see it the same way, same old, same old. it is a fight that will don t happen. they are starting to position themselves and republicans are looking to 2016 to say we are