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Showing posts with label Bruce Bartlett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bruce Bartlett. Show all posts

Sep 19, 2009

From Bruce Bartlett

One of the guys who kinda invented Reaganomics, Bartlett's been trying to pull the conservatives back from the brink. 

Read the article here.
Quote: "Revenues would be even lower if Republicans had gotten their wish and the stimulus consisted entirely of tax cuts. How tax cuts would help people with no wages because they have no jobs or businesses with no profits to tax was never explained. But many right-wingers are convinced that tax cuts are the only appropriate governmental response no matter what the problem is."

Read more of Bartlett's Stuff.
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