09-09-2003, 06:53 PM
If indicators point to an econimc recovery, why not have a tax cut? I still don't se your logic. During a recovery, companies will make more money, and therefore will generate more tax revenue.
If the rebuilding goes badly or slowly, investors will get skiddish and the recovery will be slower. It's better not to be pennywise and dollar-foolish
If the rebuilding goes badly or slowly, investors will get skiddish and the recovery will be slower. It's better not to be pennywise and dollar-foolish
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Your pocket Bible will stop an assailant's bullet, but not before it passes through four innocent bystanders, a school-bus gas tank, and your genitals.
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Your pocket Bible will stop an assailant's bullet, but not before it passes through four innocent bystanders, a school-bus gas tank, and your genitals.