Christian Democrats in the United States
Domestic Issues - Jobs and Taxes We demand a living wage for all workers in America and object to attempts to establish a flat tax because of the comparative value of one dollar to one's total capital. We insist on closing tax loopholes for the wealthiest people and corporations, and support tax incentives for corporate programs with substantial public benefit. America must find a way to increase manufacturing exports since service jobs add less to the economy in the long term. We support a shorter, smarter work-week for all Americans. Subscribe to Posts [Atom]
Saturday, September 13, 2008
9:47 PM
Huh?
The fact is, under Bill Clinton this country made money, decreased unemployment, paid for its programs without borrowing, wound up with a budget surplus and made payments on the federal debt.
No Republican president in the last 40 years can make that claim.
Huh? You still take the Republican claims of fiscal responsibility seriously? It's a crock of lies.
This was the guy who promised but failed to pass "campaign finance reform," and now is taking huge donations from big business lobbyists, selling out his allegiance to them, not to the American People who may vote for him.
McCain's financial bogosity
McCain said recently that the problem was, for the last eight years, the Republicans have been financially "acting like Democrats," and that's why they lost control over Congress.Huh?
The fact is, under Bill Clinton this country made money, decreased unemployment, paid for its programs without borrowing, wound up with a budget surplus and made payments on the federal debt.
No Republican president in the last 40 years can make that claim.
Huh? You still take the Republican claims of fiscal responsibility seriously? It's a crock of lies.
This was the guy who promised but failed to pass "campaign finance reform," and now is taking huge donations from big business lobbyists, selling out his allegiance to them, not to the American People who may vote for him.
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