president miguel: mr. stacy, could you give us some advice on that? >> the planning commission has determined not to certify the eir. whatever the shortcomings on m the eir, the commission is going to address those. i think at this point, going through the list of issues, getting ready to prepare those changes to the eir, it could certainly continue this item, but at this point it seems that the failure of decertification is that the eir -- the commission has found that by not certifying that the eir need some additional information and corrections, it is attempting to address that. >> if i could, i think i and understand what ms. stacey just said, but what ms. duffy was saying was not to reconsider the eir in a week, but to reconsider the postponement in a week, not to put the eir up to a new vote but to be able to answer some of the legal questions about how to proceed. president miguel: if i might, the city attorney has already applied on the issue. i do not know what we need to have another week to have the attorneys. >> let me say something. i ne

. >> our final question will be a from stacy, directed first and mr.johnson. >> what is the single, one promise that voters can hold due to an six years? >> i would ask you please, both to just do one minute. mr. johnson? >> one guarantee i made in my convention speech, i will never vote with my reelection in mind. we have serious problems facing this nation. out-of-control spending. $1.30 trillion deficit this year. we have got to get to solving this problem. we need to get our federal debt under control. that would be a guarantee. i am not doing this because ron johnson wants to be a u.s. senator. i want to go and represent the state of wisconsin and start addressing these problems. frankly, my opponent has been there 18 years. he has had his head in the sand and refused to address them and fix them. >> i am not going to try to have it both ways. mr. johnson wants to have it both ways. he says a big spending and deficits are bad, but he wants to have $700 billion in tax cuts for upper income people over the next 10 years. drive up the deficit and use