“The Republican congressional plan that came out...they put some specific ideas out. They should be credited for that. There's a couple in there we agree with. They, for instance, preserve the savings from the health-care reform in Medicare," Plouffe said. "But the congressional Republican plan, for instance, … would give the average millionaire a $200,000 tax cut while asking more of the middle class. … So we're obviously not going to sign on with that approach."