Huffington Post - John Boehner Says Obamacare Is The Law Of The Land - But Still Favors Repealing Legislation

Obama On Taxes

Roll back Bush tax cuts for upper-income people. He compromised with the GOP and went along with renewing the expiring across-the-board tax cuts begun by his Republican predecessor, even though he wanted to revert to higher rates for couples making over $250,000 and individuals making over $200,000. Obama is still promising to raise those rates and more and pretty much needs to, because much of his agenda depends on getting more tax revenue from wealthier people. (Text by The Associated Press; Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Romney On Jobs

Create 12 million jobs in four years. Romney sets a modest bar with this oft-heard pledge; economists think about that many jobs or more will be created regardless of the outcome Tuesday. To add 12 million, the workforce would have to grow by an average of 250,000 a month, a reasonable prospect when there is no recession. Since July, the economy has created an average of 173,000 jobs a month. (Text by The Associated Press; EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

Obama On The Deficit

Put government on a path to cutting deficits by $4 trillion over 10 years. A tall order, and his performance on it over the next four years would help shape his legacy for better or worse. He failed in his first-term promise to cut deficits by half, instead running trillion-dollar deficits for four straight years due largely to the recession he inherited, a halting comeback and big spending to spur the recovery. (Text by The Associated Press; JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images)

Romney On Taxes

"I'm not going to raise taxes on anyone," a pledge also rendered as, "I will not raise taxes on the middle class." Romney promises not only to keep the Bush tax cuts for all but to bring down rates a further 20 percent. He'd also eliminate the capital gains tax for families making below $200,000 and cut the corporate tax to 25 percent from 35 percent. Although the promised cuts are clear enough, just how he would pay for them is a mystery. He's talked about reducing some deductions and exemptions in the tax code but won't say which. (Text by The Associated Press; NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/GettyImages)

Obama On Foreign Oil

Cut imports of foreign oil by half by 2020. For generations, presidents have fruitlessly held out the dream of making the U.S. self-sufficient in energy. But the boom in domestic production may at last be nudging the nation toward that goal. (Text by The Associated Press; Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Romney On Health Care Obama On Oil Companies Romney On The Budget Obama On Iran Romney On Energy Obama On Corporate Tax Breaks Romney On Keystone Pipeline Obama On Immigration Romney On China Obama On Higher Education Romney On Immigration Obama On Climate Change Romney On Medicare Obama On Medicare Romney On Medicaid Obama On Jobs Romney On Trade Obama On Big Government Romney On Day One