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Art Levine, t r u t h o u t Report With the economy still reeling from unemployment at 10.2 percent , Democrats and progressives are battling a barrage of GOP-driven misinformation about the first $787 billion stimulus plan as they look to create a new,...
Tags: Newt Gingrich, stimulus package, tax cuts, Japan, Date, University of West Georgia, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Economic Policy Institute, Tax cut, Reaganomics, Business Finance, American Enterprise Institute, Presidency of Bill Clinton
In fact, by week's end, Republicans were squabbling among themselves, the Democratic governor and a top Republican senator from Green Township were trading barbs, and the GOP was complaining of sabotage. State leaders are struggling to fill the budget...
Tags: Ohioans, Strickland, Ohio House, Sen. Bill Seitz, tax cut, income tax, Cincinnati, Shawnee State University, Ted Strickland, Republican Party, Politics
Now that unemployment has topped 10 percent , some liberal-leaning economists see confirmation of their warnings that the $787 billion stimulus package President Obama signed into law last February was way too small. The economy needs a second big infusion,...
Tags: tax cutting, White House, Congressional, stimulus package, Mr. Obama, Moody’s Economy.com, New York, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Georgia Stimulus Plan, Tax cut, Taxation, Keynesian economics, Business Finance, Politics
It carries the caveat that the views expressed are Sir Roger's and do not necessarily reflect the views of Act, but it features prominently on the party's website. It includes a flat income tax rate, of one dollar in six, above a threshold of $31,200...
Tags: Roger Douglas, radically changed, sir roger, alternative budget, New Zealand, Auckland, Public finance, Income tax in the United States, Flat tax, Tax cut, Tax, Politics, Tax reform, Finance, Taxation, Social Issues
Topeka A top official in Gov. Mark Parkinson’s administration on Wednesday said Kansas needs to repeal some tax exemptions to provide the revenue needed to fund crucial state services. Kansas Secretary of Revenue Joan Wagnon said tax exemptions granted...
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That sentence could aptly describe the political outlook that Barack Obama faces as the first year of his presidency nears its end. It also describes, just as aptly, what Ronald Reagan was facing near the end of the first year of his presidency in 1981.
Tags: Ronald Reagan, Reagan Trajectory, Barack Obama, Washington Post /ABC News, tax cut, Virginia, New Jersey, Newark, Barack Obama presidential primary campaign, Domestic policy of the Ronald Reagan administration, Eureka College, Iran-Contra affair, Restoration Movement, Politics
Ohio — Senate Republicans have an offer on the table to Democrats to fill most of a $851 million budget hole with the delay of a 4.2 percent income tax cut, but aren't getting much support from across the aisle. The Republican plan delays only two-thirds...
Tags: Ohio Business Roundtable, income tax, tax cut, percent income, Columbus, International Democrat Union, Jackson Michigan, Republican Party, Politics, Tom DeLay, Social Issues, Business Finance
FE, N.M. — Nearly three dozen tax increase proposals to help New Mexico cope with a budget shortfall are under consideration by a task force formed by Gov. Bill Richardson. One proposal would impose the gross receipts tax on sales of groceries and most...
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Ohio's professional accountants are urging state leaders to look for efficiencies and cost savings beyond the two-year state budget, while saying that, regardless of the savings, future tax increases remain likely. As Senate Republicans continue to chew...
Tags: J. Matthew Yuskewich, tax increase, Senate Finance Committee, current budget, Columbus, Tax, David Paterson, Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act, Public finance, Tax cut, Deficit, Social Issues, Politics
House Democrats are looking at swelling deficits further, at least temporarily, on a jobs-producing bill in response to double-digit unemployment and a sense within their ranks that the party needs to do more to put people back to work. But many of the...
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