Lawrence Kudlow: A gift for the Gipper

Washington Times ^ | Tuesday, February 10, 2004 | By Lawrence Kudlow

[JohnHuang2]

Happy birthday, Mr. President -- that's President Ronald Reagan, who turned 93 on Friday. Fittingly, the lead economic story in the Wall Street Journal that day described how the communist government in China has decided to slash tax rates on both foreign and domestic businesses. What a perfect present for the Gipper.

[JohnHuang2]

Tuesday, February 10, 2004

Quote of the Day by Milligan

[GeronL]

Deputy Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said in the story. "We feel that only through simplifying things and lowering tax rates will revenue collection become more efficient."

The communists in Russia learned it a decade ago and now the communists in China are learning it BEFORE our own Democrats do??

[goldstategop]

If the Democrats were smart, they'd run on a 10 percent across the board flat tax plan this year. And not just be content with rolling back part of the Bush tax cuts, which sounds like a tax increase. Jean F. Cheri is unlikely to break party orthodoxy, which is too bad, since it would give him a real chance to beat Bush.

[JohnHuang2]

Bump!

[GeronL]

bump ya back

[4CJ]

New job creation has exploded by nearly 40 million, even with the passage of free-trade agreements with Canada and Mexico, a horde of new immigrants entering our borders and a spike of outsourcing to Asian countries like India. The Dow Jones, meanwhile, has increased by 9,400 points -- or 899 percent.

Yet dims and the media continue to describe him in very unflattering terms. Reagan: In His Own Hand, evidence of the mind of a genius, and he'll forever be the greatest President I'll ever know.

[Miss Marple]

You think it is too bad that Kerry won't be able to beat Bush?

[Hannity4prez]

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