Friday, March 12, 2004
Watch Latest Bush-Cheney '04 Television Ads
"These ads demonstrate the clear choice the American people face in November,"
“A President sets his agenda for America in the first 100 days. John Kerry’s plan: To pay for new government spending, raise taxes by at least $900 billion.”
Despite His Rhetoric, Kerry Cannot Pay For His Health Care Proposal By Only Raising Taxes On People Making More Than $200,000. If Kerry repealed the Bush tax cuts solely for those making $200,000 or more, it would only result in $250 billion over 10 years
Kerry: "In My First Hundred Days In The White House, I Will Roll Back George Bush's Tax Cut For The Wealthiest So That We Can Invest In Education And Health Care.”
Kerry’s Health Care Plan Would Cost Federal Government $895 Billion Over 10 Years And Still Would Not Cover All Currently Uninsured Individuals. According to Kenneth Thorpe.
Kerry Accepts Thorpe’s $900 Billion Estimate When Asked.
So Kerry has to raise taxes By $900 Billion just to pay for His Health Care and Not His Other Spending Programs.
"These ads demonstrate the clear choice the American people face in November,"
“A President sets his agenda for America in the first 100 days. John Kerry’s plan: To pay for new government spending, raise taxes by at least $900 billion.”
Despite His Rhetoric, Kerry Cannot Pay For His Health Care Proposal By Only Raising Taxes On People Making More Than $200,000. If Kerry repealed the Bush tax cuts solely for those making $200,000 or more, it would only result in $250 billion over 10 years
Kerry: "In My First Hundred Days In The White House, I Will Roll Back George Bush's Tax Cut For The Wealthiest So That We Can Invest In Education And Health Care.”
Kerry’s Health Care Plan Would Cost Federal Government $895 Billion Over 10 Years And Still Would Not Cover All Currently Uninsured Individuals. According to Kenneth Thorpe.
Kerry Accepts Thorpe’s $900 Billion Estimate When Asked.
So Kerry has to raise taxes By $900 Billion just to pay for His Health Care and Not His Other Spending Programs.
