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Seems to me that the Bush tax cuts should be allowed to expire for everyone. We need to pay out bills. The red ink is too deep to keep pretending that we don't need to raise taxes, and the GOP won'e go along with only raising taxes on the upper 2%.
We all need to bite the bullet, some harder that others, obviously. We have two unfunded wars to pay for (what a waste!!) and our infrastructure is crumbling. It's time that the president and the Congress started acting like grownups and...
Doug Grow's article highlights the prevailing attitude so many voters have, that of voting for a guy they would like to have a beer with. Haven't we learned anything from 8 disastrous years under George W. Bush? Truthfully, I would rather see either Dayton or Entenza as our candidate, but we can't afford another Republican governor, no matter how charismatic he is.