Second try, I think I like this better:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/deficits-graphic.html?_r=0-Eliminate earmarks
-Eliminate farm subsidies
-Cut pay of civilian federal workers by 5 percent
-Cut 250,000 government contractors
-Reduce nuclear arsenal and reduce space spending
-Reduce military to pre-Iraq size and further reduce troops in Asia and Europe
-Cancel or delay some weapons programs
-Reduce the number of US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan to 30,000 by 2013
-Enact medical malpractice reform
-Cap Medicare growth starting in 2013
-Reduce Social Security benefits for those with high incomes
-Use an alternate measure for inflation
-Return the estate tax to Clinton-era levels
-Return investment tax rates to Clinton-era levels
-Allow expiration of Bush tax cuts for incomes above $250,000 a year
-Subject incomes above $106,000 to payroll tax
-Eliminate tax loopholes and limit the number of compensating cuts
-Reduce mortgage deduction and others for high income households
-National Sales Tax
-Carbon Tax
-Bank Tax
56% of savings from tax increases and 44% from spending cuts
355 billion dollars in surplus by 2015 and 891 billion dollars in surplus by 2030
