Do you really think extending the Bush tax cuts, proposing a 10% reduction in corporate taxes, capital gains tax decrease, decrease in Gov't spending across the board and a $5,000 health care tax credit are nothing?
Weird thinking.
Since most of that was framed as part of the problem. Yes.
Quote: “Do you really think extending the Bush tax cuts, proposing a 10% reduction in corporate taxes, capital gains tax decrease, decrease in Gov’t spending across the board and a $5,000 health care tax credit are nothing?
Weird thinking.”
Weird, huh? You mean the same tax cut he voted against in the first place? That came back to haunt him. If he had stood for the tax cut in the first place, don’t you think that it would have gone better for him. Nah, so much better to switch back and forth, that is standing for something. Anyway, the most important economic issue to take a stand on in this election was the Bailout. Need I say more.