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This is kind of interesting (from latest Rasmussen polling): If Taxes Hiked to Reduce Deficit, 62% Think It Will Be Spent on New ProgramsWednesday, September 28, 2011 Americans think tax hikes are more likely than spending cuts in any deficit reduction deal that comes out of Congress and are more convinced than ever that any new tax monies will be spent on new government programs. |
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This is kind of interesting (from latest Rasmussen polling): If Taxes Hiked to Reduce Deficit, 62% Think It Will Be Spent on New ProgramsWednesday, September 28, 2011 Americans think tax hikes are more likely than spending cuts in any deficit reduction deal that comes out of Congress and are more convinced than ever that any new tax monies will be spent on new government programs.
Since Rasmussen is biased, at least you could give us their complete story so we can judge how much to discount the headlines. |
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This is kind of interesting (from latest Rasmussen polling): If Taxes Hiked to Reduce Deficit, 62% Think It Will Be Spent on New ProgramsWednesday, September 28, 2011 Americans think tax hikes are more likely than spending cuts in any deficit reduction deal that comes out of Congress and are more convinced than ever that any new tax monies will be spent on new government programs.
Since Rasmussen is biased, at least you could give us their complete story so we can judge how much to discount the headlines. I believe I said that msmal argues about every single thing. See above. |
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Seen and noted. |
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