More of the same Republicant talking points, but where's the proof? Shrubs' tax cuts have been in effect for at least 8 years now and some of them almost 10 years and yet we the people are still suffering from the Bush/Cheney depression. Every credible economist now says that the stimulus package was not large enough. Every credible economist now says that cutting spending will only increase the misery and send the economy into a further tail spin ...... exactly what the Republicants want so they can claim that it's President Obamas fault. It's a cruel political ploy by the Republicants. When President Eisenhower (R) was president the top tax bracket was over 90 percent ...... and the economy was just booming. Then President Kennedy (D) came along closed some tax loop holes and dropped the upper tax bracket to 75% and the economy was still booming. Everybody was making money. Then the teflon president came along President Regan (R) lowering the upper tax bracket and the capital gains taxes and ever since then this countrys' middle class has been going to hell in a hand basket. Oh sure when Slick Willie, President Clintion (D) - really a blue dog Democrat - came into office and raised taxes, this countrys' economy boomed again. Actually leaving office with a surplus which of course Shrub, President Bush 43 (R) immediately squandered leaving us in the mess we are in today. Low taxes means low services from the government. Now even if we were to privatize all of the governmental services we will still need to raise revenues to pay the profiteers for their services after all they aren't going to do theses services for free now are they?
Pawlenty Promises High Growth, Low Taxes and Tight Spending
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