Flaunting French doesn't work when you're making mistakes in the French phrases you are using. Here, a prix fixe refers to a restaurant's offering a meal of several courses, sometimes with choices permitted, at a fixed price. Kind of like the $15 deal at Eastlake bar and grill?

It's a bad analogy to budget choices, where the price does in fact relate to what components are added, substracted or substituted. There is in fact no prixe fix, actually.

The cliche of calling a set of choices a "menu" ....one of those little wordplays that really goes nowhere....was bad enough.

Just a...."tip."

Ah, une autre chose....Ou est le proofreader?

Looks like a sensible, moderate,centrist approach, especially the part of taxes things I don't use to pay for programs I have no need for.