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Democrats upstage Republicans on tax cuts
Washington Times ^
| 9/11/01
| Dave Boyer
Posted on 09/11/2001 12:20:52 AM PDT by kattracks
Edited on 07/12/2004 3:46:34 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Democrats in a rush to avoid blame for the slumping economy are suddenly free-lancing in their calls for more tax cuts, upstaging not only Republicans but also their own party leaders.
"The economy has got to the point where the Senate Democrats are saying, 'We're not the minority party, and we've got to come up with our own ideas,'" said Chris Lapetina, a Democratic political consultant.
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posted on
09/11/2001 12:20:52 AM PDT
by
kattracks
To: kattracks
I don't care who gets taxes cut. Go, dems!
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posted on
09/11/2001 4:35:00 AM PDT
by
RJCogburn
To: RJCogburn
What's really funny is that the same RATS that have been bashing Bush for dipping into the "social security surplus" are now talking about cutting FICA taxes- the very source of the "social security surplus."
Think America will notice? Not bloody likely...
To: kattracks
Upstaged? Hardly. What they are doing is, after weeks/months griping that tax cuts are hurting our economy, they're now running out demanding tax cuts. Nice message, Hypocrats. Keep up the good work!
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posted on
09/11/2001 5:38:47 AM PDT
by
Coop
To: Coop
Why are the Democommies so against a capital gains tax cut? Kennedy did it, Reagan did and one other Prez did it. Each of their actions spurred the economy. FICA tax cut would help which I'm not against but add the capital gains tax cut. Give the whole USA taxpayers some breaks.
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posted on
09/11/2001 8:57:30 AM PDT
by
lilylangtree
(Capital Gains and FICA)
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