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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Alighieri who wrote (621932)7/29/2011 10:23:41 AM
From: i-node3 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 1578651
 
>> This is a little like the "obama extended the bush tax cuts for the rich" contention...repugs walk away from obama really wants to do then they accuse him of not doing it...you guys are kinda funny, but not really.

From the Washington Post:

In remarks before signing the bill, Obama called it "a substantial victory for middle-class families across the country." He added: "They're the ones hardest hit by the recession we've endured. They're the ones who need relief right now."

Obama described the bill as "a package of tax relief that will protect the middle class, that will grow our economy and will create jobs for the American people."

The package, brokered by Obama and Republican leaders in the wake of the November elections, angered many Democrats, who have long argued that the Bush tax cuts were skewed to benefit the wealthy. But their last-minute campaign to scale back the bill's benefits for taxpayers at the highest income levels failed, and the House passed the measure 277 to 148 Thursday night, with 112 Democrats and 36 Republicans voting "no."
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