i am quite perturbed at the financial aspect. cutting
taxes should grow thw ecconomy, but the administration
and congress is spending 2-3 times what the clinton
admin. that is growing the deficiet which my
ecconomics education tells me consticts the eccomomy.
that is a precription for a wash out. hold spending at
the rate of inflation and cut taxes would work
wonders. it would take pages to fully explain the
ecconomic theory behind this and i'll spare the list
such a boring post.
  i had some classes that would put a tape recorder to
sleep. i did have one prof that could make it
entertaining. he was a hoot.

--- "Cleveland, Kyle E." <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> It does beg the question, though, why Congress
> passed a tax bill that
> provides the "child" credit for individuals whose
> AGIs are below the point
> where they would pay taxes.  Seems to me that it's a
> thinly vieled move to
> buy votes and increase dependence on national
> entitlement programs.
>
> I'm a fiscal conservative different from the
> rank-and-file Reaganomic
> Republicans.  Methinks GWB's tax rebate we got
> during his first summer in
> office was ill-advised.  I'm no fan of tax/spend
> government, but we
> shouldn't be rocking the country's fiscal boat when
> the seas are already
> stormy.
>
> Kyle
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Sands [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 7:12 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: Mag's whip; was RE: Am I the only one
> online?
>
>
>
> We're back to old black/white, Republican/Democrat
> arguments with the whole
> "cut taxes or not" debate.  I won't touch that,
> except to say that it isn't
> as simple as you make it sound.
>
> Scott Sands
> 5604 S. 297th St.
> Auburn WA 98001
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