December 10, 2012
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2:10Now PlayingOn Friday afternoon, seven middle-class Americans with a personal stake in Washington's "fiscal cliff" debate sat down with the Vice President at the Metro 29 Diner in Arlington, Virginia. Should Congress fail to extend tax cuts for middle-class families by the end of this year, a typical American household's taxes would go up by over $2,000. Friday's lunch gave several concerned Americans the chance explain how this would impact them.
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