Dear Mr. President, Go big or go home.

[RandySF]

I've been going to wall for you for him for three years, and I am not about to hand over the keys of the White House to Willard Romney. But he has go big starting tonight and through November. If he's not ready, then he might as well save us the trouble and start shipping his stuff back to Chicago.

[quinnox]

1. sounds good to me!

[gateley]

2. What would you consider going Big? nt

[Maven]

4. Well, I think he is on the right track by making economic fairness the centerpiece

of this speech.

I guess "going big" would mean following through with aggressive proposals to close loopholes, make outsourcing less attractive and generally make the wealthiest pay their fair share. Maybe even withdraw support from any settlements with big banks that let them off the hook with a relatively small fine. The Buffett Rule was a good start but it's not enough.

And if Republicans cry "class warfare," he should call them out by NAME and show how each one of them has waged war against the poor and middle class.

[rhett o rick]

10. WeThePeople are pretty much screwed. If he goes after Wall Street there might be some hope. nm

[Cali_Democrat]

3. What he needs to do is go on the attack in a big way

stop playing pat-a-cake and start kicking some Republican ass.

[WillyT]

5. You Are Not Alone In This Sentiment... See Enclosed Link:

Link: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002214715

[CakeGrrl]

6. If he doesn't go big enough tonight, then what?

Bye-bye avatar?

[WillyT]

8. No... Just Less Support... In General...

[quinnox]

9. are you trying to make a wager with the OP?

[bahrbearian]

7. Make em squeal

[Poll_Blind]

11. Maybe more tax breaks for corporations is the answer. I mean, THIS time it could work!

I can feel it!

PB

[Raine]

12. TOTALLY Agree! nt

[joshcryer]

13. Expect very populist rhetoric. Do NOT expect populist policy.

If the populist policy is proposed, then, be surprised.