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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: R.E.FALTINGS who wrote (2740)1/11/1998 3:10:00 PM
From: wooden ships  Read Replies (1) of 42834
 
RFaltings: Brinker characterized the 1993 Democrat tax increase,
the largest in history, as "unfair" on Saturday. Verily, Brinker-
at the time of Clinton's treacherous abnegation of his campaign
promise of a middle class income tax cut (we are still waiting
for it, Mr. C!)- was quite indisposed to the merits of said tax
increase. Indeed, I believe that a case could be made that the
tax increase itself did not curb our ballooning deficits. The
Republican Congress began to rein in 40 years of runaway liberal
Democrat deficit spending and intemperate social largesse, restored
confidence to the US and foreign investors, and allowed for an
unprecedented bull run in the stock market. Such a market has been
a font of capital gains taxes to the US treasury, provided endless
liquidity, and engendered a sanguine environment for job creation
and consequent increased tax inflows. Make no mistake, an unbridled
Bill Clinton colluding with a tax and spend liberal Democrat majority
Congress would doubtless have been the kiss of death to the stock
market and the US economy overall. Thank Heaven this liberal
charlatan was fitted with a restraining Republican bit and harness.
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