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To: yard_man who wrote (104221)5/23/2001 12:08:43 PM
From: benwood  Read Replies (2) of 436258
 
I assume if the White House admits to an impending recession, or any other event which will illustrate our soon-to-be huge shortfall in tax revenues, then the 1.35 trillion dollar tax cut will be viewed by a few as fiscally insane. So no such admission can nor will occur until the tax cut passes. When's the next 10-year forecast due (from GAO?) that aught to show the big decline in corporate and in capital gains taxes? I assume the tax cut must be pushed through prior to that revision at all costs.
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