Flavor, as Reagan would say, there you go again. The difference is the 2000 tax cuts actually helped pull us out of the Clinton recession and kept the economy in pretty good shape until the ruinous banking and mortgage policies of the Democratic party caught up to us. The "stimulus" package on the other hand will bankrupt us while fulfilling the liberal spending wish list. Now come on and tell me how the George Bush tax cuts have ruined us, I haven't heard that one enough.
Stormin, more than a million dollars a day since Jesus was born, this puts it in perspective.
Chuck you must be talking about the same tax cuts that went to the corporations and financial institutions that we recently bailed out?
We can go back and forth with this, economist will argue both ways. It comes down to democrats won the election because the American people were unhappy with Bush and the republican party.
It is the ideas of the democrats that they chose to go with. There are no fortune tellers out there that can predict what will happen with either plan.
If he fails the GOP will have it's power back and then they can call the shots and be partisan if they like.
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Republicans should know how much that is. Those 2000 tax cuts were a 1.5 trillion stimulus package.
Now the same ones who supported that burden now say this package is too much,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbkD2D2IFlU
Flavor, as Reagan would say, there you go again. The difference is the 2000 tax cuts actually helped pull us out of the Clinton recession and kept the economy in pretty good shape until the ruinous banking and mortgage policies of the Democratic party caught up to us. The "stimulus" package on the other hand will bankrupt us while fulfilling the liberal spending wish list. Now come on and tell me how the George Bush tax cuts have ruined us, I haven't heard that one enough.
Stormin, more than a million dollars a day since Jesus was born, this puts it in perspective.
Chuck you must be talking about the same tax cuts that went to the corporations and financial institutions that we recently bailed out?
We can go back and forth with this, economist will argue both ways. It comes down to democrats won the election because the American people were unhappy with Bush and the republican party.
It is the ideas of the democrats that they chose to go with. There are no fortune tellers out there that can predict what will happen with either plan.
If he fails the GOP will have it's power back and then they can call the shots and be partisan if they like.
Take Care guys
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