If you do some research, or just watch the more informative news
programs, you will find out that tax cuts do little or nothing to
stimulate the economy. (and certainly nothing for people without jobs)
Check this graph:http://flickr.com/photos/9818...@n03/3232223191/
Infrastructure, whether keeping up the Mall or updating the electrical
grid is the best place for new spending.
Snyder, Mark (IT-EI) wrote:
That is an excessively pessimistic response to the idea of repairing the
Mall as one recovery project. I would not think that looking around for
items of public importance that are suffering neglect is reckless, the
way the post implies.
An effective recovery package needs elements of both. "Letting" people
keep more of their money seems to be a mantra for all seasons from the
right. Does that idea ever get any rest?
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
-----Original Message-----
Perhaps we should wreck the Mall on a monthly basis! Just think of how
we could grow the economy, constantly rebuilding it. Even more, if we
break all the windows in the the museums along the Mall too.
But, heavens no, don't let people keep more of their money. They'll
just bury it in old coffee cans in their back yard.
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