The republican candidates, on Tuesday's debate, criticized Herman Cain for his ideas. In the round table discussion Herman Cain was criticized, by the other republicans, on his 9-9-9 plan he promises to put into action if elected. This law will tax 9% of corporate income tax, national sales tax, and income tax. As other republicans claim 9-9-9 will never pass Cain defends his proposal and speaks about how this makes him different between who thinks about what can be passed from his idea what needs to be passed. Ron Paul attacked Cain for stating he would choose Alan Greenspan for his Federal Reserve Chairman, someone Ron made clear lead this country to an economic failure. Cain's flaws are pointed out for the lack of experience he has by being a CEO of pizza and a non-politician.
The people get an overall idea of how our country will function differently depending on who is the final republican. This law would have to be put into the system of checks and balances where congress would have pass this law as a federal tax. This has the possibility to create conflict within the system of federalism, between states and national government. The 9-9-9 plan creates lots of controversy as it goes through criticism of how it could harm the country economically.
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