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robert greenstein from the center for budget of policy priorities had an important point.d if the new obama budget is one poll and the republican no tax deep spending cut position is the other poll, and this turns out to be a halfway point in this compromise, the result is going to ask obama to accept an outcome well to the right of boehner's offer in december. jerred bernstein responded. being a former economist in the administration saying, look, this is a compromised position which must not be taken as a new poll staking out one side in the debate. it must be taken as what it is. a compromise between existing poles. so howard fineman, is tomorrow's budget from the president just a final compromise? >> i'm trying to remember where those poles are positioned. i think that jared bernstein is wrong in this case and i think he is a very smart guy. he is an economist though. while he might know a lot about politics, i think the president's budget is realistically basically the perimeter of realistic democratic proposals. and as such, i think it is off the mark. not only as a