Having a plan and having a good, useful plan are two different things. If the rest of the plan looks anything like cutting $400 million from Planned Parenthood while leaving $40 billion in subsidies to big oil untouched I'd say it's a pretty shitty plan that only an ideologue or a moron would be impressed by. But hey, at least they've gott a plan! I can't tell you who I'm gonna vote for just now. I can tell you thhat I'm no more impressed with one side than I am with the other. Plans and other shiny objects not withstanding. Neither is cutting spending in any signifigant way. If my household is $1000 a month over budget and I decide that to remedy that situation I'm gonna tell my wife that she can't spend $1.00 a month on People magazine while not making any signifigant cuts to my own spending or any further cuts to the household spending then I'm not cutting spending. What the Republicans are doing is trying to score points with their partisan constituents by putting on this pathetic fucking circus while holding up some "plan" that's gonna change 100 times in the next week, to say nothing of whhat'll become of it over the next ten years. Well lemme see. We've got shit on the one side, and shit on the other. I'm gonna have to think about this a while. I guess I'll just wait and see which side one-ups the other with some stupid partisan ploy at the last minute. That should always be the deciding factor. .