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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: American Spirit who wrote (452414)	9/4/2003 11:36:17 AM
From: Bill	Read Replies (2) of 769670

Thank you for a thoughtful response. Let's take a look at each point you made: <<Direct spending on infrastructure, for instance, building a new highways or clean fuels program>> Increased government spending increases the deficit and causes a drag on the economy. Less government, not more government, is the goal. <<incentives to business to hire new workers>> What incentives? Tax breaks? Subsidies? That's corporate welfare. Nobody likes corporate welfare. <<incentives to keep US jobs in this country>> More corporate welfare. <<bullying corporations not to relocate jobs>> You are advocating more regulation here. That's counterproductive and anti-growth. Companies will find a way to hire who they want where they want without government bureaucrats intervening. <<working to bolster our most valuable businesses like high-tech and entertainment>> How so? Sharing government technology is one idea, but that's already being done. But it sounds like you're just suggesting more corporate welfare. <<Bush has done none of this. Kerry wants to do all of this.>> Exactly! We don't want what Kerry and every other Democrat wants to do to the economy.

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