I find it very curious that on the one hand our Republican colleagues are saying that the revenues that the President has requested as part of a balanced plan are peanuts, that they're irrelevant, and on the other hand arguing that somehow if you raise those revenues it's going to crush the economy. They're trying to have it both ways. The fact of the matter is they are a balanced part of an overall approach that talks about reducing our deficit in a balanced way. And I go back to the fact that the last time we had that balanced approach was the last time that we had Federal budget surpluses. With that, I yield 1 minute to the gentlelady from New York (Ms. Clarke).
Chris Van Hollen: “I find it very curious that on the one hand our Republican colleagues are saying that the revenues that the President…”
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