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May 04, 2011
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I'd be interested in your opinion on this comparison of budget plans: Our Fiscal Security - Taxes & the Federal Budget - Budgeting For America's Middle Class: A Report Card Comparing Federal Budget Proposals http://j.mp/kCqNlD
Posted by: sam carr | May 09, 2011 at 02:39 PM
Thanks for the link, Sam. I don't have the time at the moment to give this much attention. Just giving a quick look at the Demos site I'm not sure I'd agree with all their premises, but I'd really need to unpack what they are recommending. I understand them to promoting a progressive plank of policies. I'm not generally sympathetic with Progressivist public policy. From what I've read, I like the Bowles and Simpson plan.
Posted by: Michael W. Kruse | May 09, 2011 at 09:33 PM