The Swing States of Our Union Are Strong

The speech contained a dizzying list of requests on everything from immigration reform to an "all-of-the-above strategy" for energy?that even the president recognized would never pass. It often felt exhausted.?The key battleground for the coming inequality will be over tax policy. Obama called on?millionaires?to pay their share, reiterating his support for the "Buffett rule," which he defined:?If you make more than $1 million a year, you should not pay less than 30 percent in taxes.?Debbie Bosanek, one of Warren Buffett's secretaries, sat with the first lady as one of the president's props. Her effective tax rate is higher than her boss. (Given Mitt Romney's recent disclosure that he paid an effective rate of 13.9 percent, it's a surprise the White House didn't invite his secretary.)

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