…was a simple across-the-board marginal tax rate reduction, the Bush plan was a hodge-podge of tax gimmicks designed more to win the support of various voting blocs than stimulate growth….

…Call when you get honest work! Al There are plenty who have weighed in, some of them major organized voting groups such as AARP. Alan Simpson also has other views…

…On top of that, more voter resources are beginning to sprout on the Web that aim to educate smaller investors, demystify the issues on the ballot and make voting easier….

…you can bash tree huggers while voting for cap and trade*. It will make environmentalists scream with rage. Jane Hamsher will demand a filibuster. That’s exactly what we need. Make…

…choice: get a good score by sticking it to Boomers right away, and so angering the single largest demographic cohort of Americas precisely when they are in the prime voting…

…the aisle to cast her vote with shouts of “Bye, Bye Marjorie!” Her crime — voting for the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 that reduced the FY94-FY98 deficits by…

…Republican resurgence owes almost everything to the dramatic shift among members of the so-called “Silent Generation,” whose voting preferences on the generic ballot have gone from being 49-41 Democrat in…

…of showing that the cause is related specifically to the occupant of the White House, as opposed to, say, Congress, God’s will, the public’s voting patterns, or whatever else. And…

…medical care where medical commodities increased 0.7% and medical services jumped 0.5%. Meanwhile we have our political system voting to ignore the severe problem of soaring health care cost. Interestingly,…

…they were voting on issues, those polled reported that they were most concerned about the economy and jobs. Electing a candidate “who will strengthen the economy and create more good…