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Tag Archives: Budget Deficit
Real Time With Bill Maher: The Paul Ryan Budget (2011)
Source:Real Time With Bill Maher– former Governor of New York Elliot Spitzer. Source:The Daily Times “Andrew Sullivan Schools Maher and Spitzer on Paul Ryan and Budget. Very surprising.” From Only Vaxing I disagree with Andrew Sullivan on one point. Paul Ryan … Continue reading
Posted in Real Time, The Daily Times
Tagged 112th Congress, 2011, Andrew Sullivan, Bill Maher, Budget Deficit, Deficit Reduction, Elliot Spitzer, Federal Budget, HBO, House Budget Committee, House Republicans, National Debt, News Satire, Paul Ryan, Political Humor, Real Time With Bill Maher, Republican Party, Ryan Budget, Tea Party, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government Budget, U.S. House of Representatives, Wisconsin
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James Miller Center: President Ronald Reagan- Address on Tax and Budget Legislation August 16, 1982: A Reverse of Course?
Source: The FreeState In the late 1970s 1978 or 79, Republican Senator Bill Roth who was on the Senate Finance Committee and Republican Representative Jack Kemp, over in the House, together introduced the Kemp-Roth bill in the House and Senate. … Continue reading
J Branstetter: President Ronald Reagan- Taxes and Budget Deficit: October, 1987
Source:J Branstetter– President Ronald W. Reagan (Republican, California) deficits don’t matter? (1987) Source:The FreeState “Listen to the camera shutters when he moves his hands, they go crazy. President Ronald Reagan talks about the effects of different types of taxes on … Continue reading
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Tagged 1987, America, Budget Deficit, California, Center Right, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatism, Conservatives, National Debt, Reagan Tax Cuts, Reaganomics, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan, Ronald Reagan Administration, Ronald Reagan Presidency, Supply Side Economics, The 1980s, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Republican Study Committee: Washington Spending 101
Source: The Free When Ronald Reagan became President in 1981 and brought in a Republican controlled Senate for the first time in twenty-six years led by Leader Howard Baker, he had a fairly basic agenda when he came in and … Continue reading
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