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budget director who was in the job a few months ago who said this is not a good idea, ready for a stalemate are new what s new. stuart varney, fox business network, host of varney & company. first the news, what do we expect to hear on the economy? today the president goes to cleveland, he is going to be pushing for a $200 billion tax credit plan, part of the overall stimulus program, he s going to get personal, he s going to talk about his own financial struggles, to use that as a way to leverage off on the economy front. that s what s going to happen today, bill. you mentioned stalemate there, and that s exactly what we ve got. in a nutshell, if you look at overall policy, you do have stalemate. here s what you ve got: you ve got the president, he wants to spend, republicans and some democrats do not. the president wants to tax, republicans and some democrats do not. so you ve got stalemate on the issue of stimulus and taxes. that s where we are now.