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Defeat of budget cuts raises hopes

November 20, 2005 ⋅  E-Mail Article ⋅  Print Article ⋅ Post a comment

Maybe our voices are finally being heard. Many understand a tax break should not be offset by budget cuts. Most individuals whom receive tax breaks are encouraged to spend the money helping out the economy. However, shopping at Wal-Mart does not help our domestic gross product which in lay mans terms means we are not producing real revenue or tax dollars for our country. Encouraging domestic growth through corporate tax relief will ensure America is a competitive country while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

This will help us better fund education. We want our health and education funded and we want it immediately.Americans are becoming more aware, more vigilant, they understand the value of education is growing and the need to keep a watch on congressional spending is critical. The time for silent bill passing on capital hill is now past. America wants justification for any and all cuts regarding health and education. How can an administration, who claims to be the education administration, make such a claim and then turn around and support education cuts?

The Boston Globe - Defeat of budget cuts raises hopes

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