maybe i will meet tonya harding. an aids tonya harding, now there is something. so sarasota is not only organizing a kind of silicon valley for aging where there are so many intimating countries that have come together and figure out how they can export the models developed in this crucible of competition. the people itself have organized. sarasota is now the highest per capita number of not-for-profit organizations in america because people want to reinvent themselves. the reinvention becomes part of their journey. they know they have to be social. if they are they will add to their years. in a nutshell i think this is the challenge that we all face. people who have grasped the reality of their being, know what kind of community they are and, made economic virtue out of necessity, and have really, you know, led the way for the world so the sarasota is now not only attractive to people from the united states, but has become an economic -- its initial siddur for people to retire. competition has made it so and the people who live there have made it so. so what is

tonya is a democrat. caller: i find it redundant that if it was all about balancing the deficit, then the republicans would not have pushed so hard for tax cuts. you would have to do both. i find it disingenuous because they passed a $4 trillion tax cuts or budget or stimulus or whatever you call it and now they want to put taxes on the backs of the poor people. i find it disingenuous that they want to balance the budget. i do not think they care about that at all. i think they are shifting the money again to the rich. and i think they're cutting the programs of the port. and in regard to the last caller, and acorn, everyone knows that acorn is supposed to help low-income and minority people and programs. i believe in his comment was baseless. thank you, c-span. host: and we are talking about the republican study committees proposed $2.5 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years this morning. this week from john -- we have never taken the dollar and will never take a dollar of federal monies. clinton on the independent line. caller: hi, how are you doing? my question is about the cuts on the environment. i mean, if we do n

tonya is a democrat. caller: i find it redundant that if it was all about balancing the deficit, then the republicans would not have pushed so hard for tax cuts. you would have to do both. i find it disingenuous because they passed a $4 trillion tax cuts or budget or stimulus or whatever you call it and now they want to put taxes on the backs of the poor people. i find it disingenuous that they want to balance the budget. i do not think they care about that at all. i think they are shifting the money again to the rich. and i think they're cutting the programs of the port. and in regard to the last caller, and acorn, everyone knows that acorn is supposed to help low-income and minority people and programs. i believe in his comment was baseless. thank you, c-span. host: and we are talking about the republican study committees proposed $2.5 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years this morning. this week from john -- we have never taken the dollar and will never take a dollar of federal monies. clinton on the independent line. caller: hi, how are you doing? my question is about the cuts on the environment. i mean, if we do n