sorry no pretty little pictures and cool cartoons for the simpletons
I digress ...
The portion of the nation's total $15.3 trillion debt held by the public, now about 70% of the economy, would rise to 85% in 2021 under the group's pessimistic baseline. Romney would boost that to 96% of the economy because of an expensive tax-cut plan he unveiled Wednesday. Gingrich and Santorum would raise the public debt well above 100%.
In Gingrich's case, the main drivers of the debt would be his plans to create an alternative flat tax of 15%, eliminate all capital gains taxes, drop the corporate tax rate from 35% to 12.5% and establish private accounts for Social Security. His plan would add another $7 trillion to the debt over the course of his potential two terms, the analysis found.
Santorum would greatly reduce individual and corporate income taxes. He promises to cut spending by $5 trillion over five years, but he doesn't say how he would do it.
Romney, whose plan was found the most credible because he offsets many of his tax cuts, would reduce individual tax rates by 20% and eliminate the alternative minimum tax.
"All of these candidates fail," said Alice Rivlin, former director of the White House budget office and the Congressional Budget Office. "They all reduce the revenue available to the U.S. government over time."
Little doubt why their so content to focus on birth control.