of dollars. if they right now don t know if they will have, or won t have in the future. then, that affects every business decision they make. so there is a one year extension helps a little bit. if you wanted to boost the economy you d be talking about permanent extension autos there is a flashing sign. i mean why don t we just fix this system once and for all? i love that phrase. i love that. yes. yes. lala land. and there is north korea uping the anty, launching attack against america s allies to the south. how should the united states respond?
welcome to the journal editorial report i m paul gigot. democrats may have lost the house and six senate seats but you might not know it from the lame duck agenda harry read told republicans in a mere three weeks he wants to pass a school safety bill, immigration dream exact repeel a don t ask, don t tell for gays in the military. on september 11th rescue workers relief act, a spending bill for 2011, an extension of some bush era tax cuts and state tax reforms and not to mention the new start nuclear act what. will he get done? joining us this week is dan henninger. how much of this list is really serious? or is harry reid just trying to placate his left wing?
why won t they go along with extension? because i think pelosi will just say this is the last hurrah. by the way it s probably-. i yorn fist having lost 63 teams in the house? how iron is this fist? do you know what? one last point is that it s already too late to change the tax for them. it s amazing. here we are. what? 30 days until the start of the year no. worker knows what their tax rates goring to be. everyone needs a way out of this. and i d say we ve talked about this. the deal probably will be made is that unemployment benefits in november 30th, democrats will say they ll extend those benefits we ll do tax deal. they go home and tell their constituencis. i guess everybody is sitting and waiting for a signal from the president. white house has been all over the map on this, if the president says look, i m willing to negotiate on, say, two-year extension, then,