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Last post 19 years ago by eleltea. 4 replies replies.
Bush does it again
uncleb Offline
#1 Posted:
Joined: 11-13-2002
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6307293/

I think McCain's quote says it all. "the worst example of the influence of special interests that I have ever seen."
uncleb Offline
#2 Posted:
Joined: 11-13-2002
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Hmmmmmm. Strangely quiet.
CWFoster Offline
#3 Posted:
Joined: 12-12-2003
Posts: 5,414
Bush’s campaign rival, Sen. John Kerry, missed the vote on the corporate tax breaks. Kerry spokesman Phil Singer said there were many important things in the bill but that “George Bush filled the bill up with corporate giveaways and tax breaks for multinational companies that send jobs overseas. In his first budget, John Kerry will call for the repeal of all the unwarranted international tax breaks that George Bush included in this bill.”


has anybody here ever taken a Government course in High School? The President cannot add ANYTHING to a bill, he either signs or vetos what CONGRESS puts in it! Whether or not he tried to influence it, the bottom line is that Bush didn't write this bill, even though he didn't veto it.For forty years the DNC controlled congress got their pork past GOP Presidents by attaching their pet projects to bills that the President NEEDED to sign, and couldn't veto and lose crucial legislation. The partial exception to this rule was when Reagan allowed the Federal Govt. to shut down for lack of a budget, rather than sign what Congress sent him.
eleltea Offline
#4 Posted:
Joined: 03-03-2002
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Kerry characteristically missed the vote on the bill, which of course was passed by congress before arriving on the President's desk. W's only choice was sign or veto. He signed. Shouldn't Kerry have shown up so he could say in his campaign that he voted for it before he voted against it?
eleltea Offline
#5 Posted:
Joined: 03-03-2002
Posts: 4,562
CW said it better and beat me to it by a couple of seoonds. As a libertarian who doesn't believe in the income tax or the IRS, corporate tax cuts don't bother me at all. If P&G keeps more of their more money, Tide will be cheaper to make and their employees won't have to be laid off. How simple can a concept be?
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