I see that there are several areas we agreed upon:
1) Taxes need to be rolled back to Clinton-era levels;
2) Medicaid and Medicare need to be reformed to reduce waste;

What I see as disagreement though is focus on problems and priorities.

Latest NYT article shows that if Congress did nothing at all, which means eventually Bush tax cuts will expire, the budget deficit shrink a lot by itself.

Also, let's not forget there are lot of tax loopholes that need to be dealt with. These loopholes allow banks and corporations to pay no taxes whatsoever. But unfortunately, those guys have a lot of friends in the Capitol Hill which fight for them to prevent closing those loopholes. And unfortunately, needy and poor don't have that many friends to fight for them.

And don't forget about those f.cking wars! How reasonable person can advocate for waging two wars and at the same time advbocating reducing tax revenue? This is the biggest bullsh!t ever. And now they tell me we have a problem because the teachers are too expensive?! WTF?!

As to reforming Medicare and Medicaid - I'm all for it. If there is a waste and unreasonable health insurance cost - just fix it. But don't tell me it's grandma problem that she eats the federal budget with her petty needs!