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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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From: TimF3/6/2009 9:42:38 PM
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For Some Bloggers, Change Comes To Obama
Most Right-Leaning Bloggers Say President Has Moved Left; Plurality of Left-Leaners Say They've Gotten What They Expected

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"If he limits itemized deductions, the wealthy will use more tax shelters and use their wealth less productively. And what kind of reform costs more money? The money he plans to spend on reform will certainly be too little, as they discovered in Massachusetts." David Gerstman, Soccer Dad

"The carbon tax is likely the one that's most politically damaging to him, as it's essentially an energy tax that will punish little old ladies in New England for heating their homes. The rest can be sold on economic necessity or class warfare grounds." James Joyner, Outside The Beltway

"This is going to completely blow up in his face. In my work circle (outside the blogosphere) there is little enthusiasm for any of what's been proposed. As members of the 'producer' side of the economy, they know that when Obama promises to send the bill to 'the rich,' in the end that means anybody with a job..." Doug Lambert, GraniteGrok

"I expected him to be more of a pragmatic centrist, but he's definitely doubling down on soaking the rich and taxing productivity." James Joyner, Outside The Beltway

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