The next round, to avoid sequestration, must include tax revenues.

[ProSense]

Where should these come from?

At least two suggestions:

Tax dividends as ordinary income.

End subsidies to oil companies.

[Proud Public Servant]

1. What's our leverage?

I don't disagree with your point; I just don't see how we get there.

If you believe we succeeded in this week's negotiations, it's because we had leverage: the GOP had more to lose that we did. But come March, it feels like the dynamic is reversed. They've got both the debt ceiling and the automatic discretionary spending cuts to hold over our head; what have we got, exactly? (And don't say "defense spending"; our party sucks up to the military just as enthusiastically as there's does.) Plus they're either going to have as Speaker either Boehner trying to make up for the appearance of weakness this week, or someone like Cantor who'd rather blow the place up than negotiate.

[ProSense]

2. The deal states that for every $1 of spending cuts there needs to be $1 of tax revenue

Tax revenues!

Let's start identifying some.