He should also use that re-record as a chance to put in more data to support his point. And flesh out his thinking. For instance, that bit about: > "If the t

He should also use that re-record as a chance to put in more data to support his point. And flesh out his thinking. For instance, that bit about: > "If the typical American family still got today the same share of income they earned in 1980, they would earn about 25% more and have an astounding $13,000 more a year. Where would the economy be if that were the case?" I would love to see some stabs (pessimistic, median, and optimistic) at following out the economic effects of that question. What is a reasonable ratio of the $13k which would be put toward more spending, and how would that effect the demand seen by businesses, and thus the number of jobs supported?