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To: Innovative
There are five obvious areas for Republicans to focus on, beginning with entitlement reform ...

A second area Republicans should focus on is reforming our tax code... Our aim should be to replace the current tax code with one that encourages innovation and investment. The way to achieve those things is to broaden the base by closing loopholes and deductions and lowering and consolidating tax rates. The result will be significantly stronger economic growth and job creation.

"We tried it their way and that's how we got here in the first place" Barack Hussein Obama.

Yes, they are great ideas but unfortunately there are few elected Republicans willing to stand up and publically beg to differ with the pResident.

We did try it our way and the economy did boom but right after the 2 year daily mantra that 4.7% unemployment was "the worst economy since Herbert Hoover" Pelosi/Reid gained control which is when the economy actually begun to tank.

And this fact needed to be the daily mantra from the Republican side but instead we see them agreeing that "yes, Bush failed us and Bush's 'disastrous economy' gave us Barack Obama".

Republicans need more than an agenda. They need someone articulate who can sell it to the American people. That's the problem. So far Cruz is one I see who can do that.

2 posted on 05/11/2013 11:57:01 AM PDT by tsowellfan (www.cafenetamerica.com)
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To: tsowellfan

” Republicans need more than an agenda. They need someone articulate who can sell it to the American people. That’s the problem. So far Cruz is one I see who can do that. “

Cruz, as good as he is, can’t do it alone.


4 posted on 05/11/2013 12:04:19 PM PDT by stephenjohnbanker
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