Carney Admits: We Won't Put 'Plan' on Paper

"When you put forward a position... it becomes charged politically and your chances of actually getting an agreement diminishes significantly. That's how it works. You know that's how it works. You don't? Well you should. Others do."

And yet, this whole time the President hasn't put a plan on paper because he didn't want things to get "politically charged" he has been going out and accusing Republicans of wanting to protect rich, corporate jet owners with tax breaks.