Mitt Romney, 2003 (Boston Globe, via Nexis):
ROMNEY WEIGHS IN - CAREFULLY - ON BUSH TAX-CUT PLAN
GOVERNOR WON'T GIVE HIS ENDORSEMENTWASHINGTON - Governor Mitt Romney refused yesterday to endorse tax cuts at the heart of President Bush's economic program, but he told members of the state's congressional delegation during a...
President Obama's tax cut deal has passed the Senate, winning approval in a lopsided 81-19 vote. The legislation now moves to the House where progressive Democrats continue to seek modifications to the deal without actually killing the deal itself.
AP reports one such proposal would convert the Social Security payroll tax cut into...
Wondering how the House will be able to pass the tax cut extensions "deal" when so many members say they'd reject it as currently written?
Look back to how they passed the war supplemental in July.
Basically, if you read the following pieces:
At Obama's side, Clinton backs tax deal
WASHINGTON — Former President Bill Clinton made a surprise appearance at President Barack Obama's side on Friday to back the tax cut compromise Obama negotiated with Republicans.
"I don't believe there is a better deal out there," Clinton told reporters in the...
I think one of the reasons the White House is so miffed "the left" for not wholeheartedly supporting the Great And Wise Tax Compromise of 2010 is that they quite sincerely don't see the dangers of the "compromise" that many of us see. Obama truly sees the "payroll tax holiday" as having a stimulus effect,...
