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1 comment:
On Bunning:
If he was so principled about pay-go (which he just voted against), then why did he vote for Bush tax cuts in (in both 2001 and 2003) and then for the Iraq War without pay-go (for which overwhelming majority of Republicans rolled back pay-go from Clinton's term).
It was these rules, which prevailed during the ‘90’s, that were largely responsible for the record budget surpluses inherited by President Bush. And it was Bush and a Republican Congress allowing those rules to lapse in 2002 that cleared the way for the record budget deficits that followed.
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