"What it means for candidates and national Democrats is that they don t have to worry about this going into 2024," a Nevada political observer told Newsweek.
allow the republicans to hold the country hostage by considered unbalanced approaches? didn t we just see a massively unbalanced approach after the president promised that it would be bald? the promises mean nothing, neil. it is time for the republicans to recognize the president is playing. neil: they didn t want to look like obstructionist. the reid democrats are telling them they got from the election more were vindicated, nor taxes not more spending cuts. i would agree to far to say the president got the support of americans to go ahead and hike taxes on the rich. i don t subscribe to that view or support that view. nevertheless he probably won and that basis but did not win on any basis to just ignore spending. the republicans did win a majority in the house of representatives. if you say the president had a
making mid-course correction and providing check and balance to runaway federal government. led by nancy pelosi and senate majority reid democrats have two tough decisions with big economic and political consequences. first, billions in bush tax cuts set to expire and rates go back up slowing the recovery unless congress extends the cuts. separately, 13 massive government spending bills to fund the government next year are almost certain to increase spending. and some democrats are distancing themselves from the president and party s big spending. in arkansas democratic incumbent lincoln trails her g.o.p. opponent by double digits and the ads speak volumes. i want to show you what it is like in washington these days. tax dollars? that is why i voted against money to wall street, against the auto company bailout, again the public option health care plan. some liberal democrats taking a pounding and considered at
making mid-course correction and providing check and balance to runaway federal government. led by nancy pelosi and senate majority reid democrats have two tough decisions with big economic and political consequences. first, billions in bush tax cuts set to expire and rates go back up slowing the recovery unless congress extends the cuts. separately, 13 massive government spending bills to fund the government next year are almost certain to increase spending. and some democrats are distancing themselves from the president and party s big spending. in arkansas democratic incumbent lincoln trails her g.o.p. opponent by double digits and the ads speak volumes. i want to show you what it is like in washington these days. tax dollars? that is why i voted against money to wall street, against the auto company bailout, again the public option health care plan. some liberal democrats taking