New taxes fight shapes up under new Bush administration
The new administration faces an old tax battle as Republicans push for large tax cuts while Democrats warn of benefits for the wealthy, deficits, and cutbacks to domestic programs. Greenspan backs tax relief, signaling fiscal discipline to aid growth, while Republicans plan to shield Social Security with lock box bills to blunt Democratic attacks.
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