Tuesday, January 29, 2008

FOR RUDY TUESDAY, EVERY DAY’S A TAX CUT NEW DAY

On “This Week with George Stephanoupoulos”, Rudy Giuliani didn’t mention 911 once, not even once. But, he did repeatedly mention cutting taxes (by nine hundred and eleven percent?). What is most fascinating he said regarding the choice between temporary or permanent tax cuts, and these are his exact words “I would rather err on the side of permanent tax cuts”. Exactly, why make possible misjudgments (if they prove to be) temporary when you can make them last indefinitely. Oh, P.S., Rudy Tuesday’s ads in Florida are not talking about 911 or terrorism either; has Rudy come to fear the use of fear itself?

Posted by Unknown at Tuesday, January 29, 2008

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