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		    <title><![CDATA[Lovelace Commented on Democratic Senators Not Fond of Obama&apos;s Tax Cuts ... by Elana Schor]]></title>
		        
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		        <![CDATA[<p>$750 should be sent to individuals in the form of a rebate.  And they need to get the checks out much faster than they did last year.  Then they should add about $1,000 gradually in the form of the payroll tax break.  They need to work language into it, however, that addresses the issue of people getting laid off before they can collect the payroll tax.  So if people get laid off, they can still collect the $1,000.  Subsequent to the tax breaks, they need to follow through with heavy infrastructure spending that has the greatest potential for job creation.  </p>

<p>At any rate, it's discouraging to see the senate Dems losing their way already.  Obama talked about tax breaks on the campaign trail all year.  Every day at the office, my Republican associates have been telling me that Obama and the Dems won't go through with the tax breaks for the middle class when they get in office. </p>

<p>Were they right? </p>]]>
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		    <title>Lovelace Commented on King Larry by Rotwang</title>
		        
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		        <![CDATA[<p>If they want to tackle some economic reform that would actually help a little, they should keep it front and center in their minds that consumers are still paying the credit card companies every month instead of paying somebody else.  Why is this still news? The companies loan the dough out at one rate, then look for any excuse to raise the rate, charge fees, and so on.  The financial people are blowing hot air all through the spring, summer, and fall of '08, and almost never does it dawn on them that sales are down everywhere because consumers are down and can't get up.  The Obama team, Pelosi, whoever--they all need to wake up to the reality that the credit card rules are utterly stacked against the consumer.  Until the rules change and people can get some room to breath, no amount of stimulus is going to help all that much because people will still owe and be trying to get out from under.  It's right there on the balance sheet for all the world to see.  </p>]]>
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