Romney won't detail his plan because the only way his 'plan' would work is if there were to be enormous, draconian, politically suicidal cuts in
Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
If Romney were to be honest about his plan, he might as well preface it by saying,
...these are reasons I don't want to be president...
First of all, it's a proven fact that anyone who releases any details comes under attack.
Secondly, I think it would be important for the person in the Oval Office to release his plan, wouldn't it? I mean his job is to fix this shit, isn't it? It's already been proved that taxing the rich isn't gonna scratch the surface. Obama needs to show us his plan......not sit back and make fun of the opposition's plans. But that's all he ever does. He's a pro at being a smart-ass, talking smack about his opponent, but never coming up with real solutions himself.
Thirdly, it doesn't matter who is in charge. The damage that has been done is going to require severe measures and the sooner we start the better. However, it's clear Obama has no intention of doing anything about the debt.....at least not before the election. That is a piss-poor statement on his presidency.
Here's the situation; Regardless who wins cuts are going to effect everyone. Once Obama has 4 more years he's gonna raise our taxes, cut the military, claim that many of his promises were a bit too ambitious. He's going to do some really unpopular things. He has to. You're gonna discover new taxes in your pay-stub that weren't there before. He will allow the Bush tax-cuts to expire and he will institute a new tax on top of the already wired in increases. He will tax us on his health care program whether the supremes rule it unconstitutional or not because that is another legal battle in itself.
If Romney wins cuts will come. Course he won't care if people are pissed about it because he knows they have to be done or Social Security and Medicare will fail. The government will have to make deep cuts. The media will attempt to crucify him. Obama will go on a speaking tour telling everyone how right he was about Romney. However, we will be in much better hands than with the current WH resident.