Talk Box: Despite Obama, Both Parties Promising Not to Flinch on Tax Cuts, Unemployment Benefits
John McCain considers a two-year extension of all Bush tax cuts the Republicans' "fallback position."
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John McCain considers a two-year extension of all Bush tax cuts the Republicans' "fallback position."
When it comes to actually cutting things ... not so much.
The proposal calls for cuts in domestic and military spending, curbing Social Security benefits, and increasing the payroll tax.
A marked improvement over last year, believe it or not.
Check out his handy (socialist) chart!
With his new budget, he hopes to cut the deficit in half by 2013. Good luck!
What happened to the part where he was going to explain how his plan actually works?
It is "true that securing some undefined victory [in Iraq] through undefined methods at an unknown future date would be cheaper than continuing precisely as is forever."
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