Tiffany's didn't report record profits in the quarter the tax rebates and
tax cut went into effect...but Wal-mart did. I think you best be consultin'
with some new economics gurus.





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"NOYB" wrote in message
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Clark's candidacy is being orchestrated by the Clintonista's...and most
people know that "Clinton" and "truth" should not even appear in the
same
sentence.

THere's more honor and forthrightness in any Clinton bone (yes, including
that one) than in any of the buffoons who inhabit and control the White
House currently, apart from Colin Powell.

Even if Clark says that he'll roll back tax cuts, he'll make it sound
like
heaven in comparison to four more years of moronic moves by the
buffoon
in
office now.

Rolling back tax cuts during a rebounding economy would result in a
double
dip recession...and possibly a depression. That sound like "heaven" to
you?

Rolling back tax cuts on the richest Americans regains us close to $100
billion dollars in our annual budget. You think that'll cause a double
dip
recession? Starting where, at Tiffany's?

"NOYB" wrote in message
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Tiffany's didn't report record profits in the quarter the tax rebates and
tax cut went into effect...but Wal-mart did. I think you best be
consultin'
with some new economics gurus.

That's the effect of several hundred thousand checks going out for between
400 and 800 dollars. It's not an every week thing bozo. Think what would
happen to our economy if the tax cuts were actually aimed at the folks who'd
spend money at WalMart. That's right, it'd go through the roof and we'd be
manufacturing jobs. The only problem with the Bush tax cut is that the
lower and middle classes were paid to keep their mouths shut with a one time
payment, while the wealthy will be banking some nice profits for the balance
of the year.

Wake up there doc, you're a member of the White Party of the Selfish.

There isn't a single economist who endorsed Bush's theory on tax cuts, other
than the shills he keeps in the administration.