Are you talking about the little speed bump that will cut a whole 12 days worth of spending per year. I don't think that really qualifies as a cliff. They tend to blow things out of proportion in Washington. And if the Clinton rates are good enough for the top 2%, their good enough for the rest of us.
The Clinton tax code was fine for all of us when the economy was doing well, but raising the taxes on the lower and middle classes during a recession that was caused by Wall St. gambling is wrong.
According to Maobama in 2010 raising taxes on anyone in a recession is bad, yet here we are.
He campaigned all last year wanting 80 billion a year from the rich, when the house offered it up on a platter, he said no. What ever happens now is on him. He's trying to hold the economy hostage over semantics and ideology, so **** him. The house should tell him take it or leave it, and let him decide if your taxes goes up. The MSM will spin it as the republicans fault no matter what happens so they may as well draw the line in the sand here.