Obama speech pledges stimulus lite measures
The speech proposes about 450 billion in new spending with limited tax cuts for the middle class and business credits, while pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy. It mirrors past stimulus aims, with vague spending cuts promised later and calls to pass the bill despite Republican opposition. Public polls show low confidence in the plan’s effectiveness.
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Obama’s challenge to persuade as presidency falters
Estrich analyzes President Obama's struggle to persuade in a polarized Washington. He faces advice from aides, GOP resistance, and a stubborn unemployment problem. The piece argues success hinges on bold action to create jobs and restore public confidence, despite skepticism about his leadership and direction.
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Obama story of America under taxpayer burden
Bill Wilson of Americans for Limited Government argues Barack Obama’s approach would expand debt and government. He contends higher taxes on capital and more stimulus fail to spur real growth, warn of outsourcing, and call for reduced spending and domestic production with limited government.
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Odessa American notes a positive gesture by Permian High School student senate as they raise funds for a new sound system and invites reader input on opinions, requesting emails with Thumbs Nomination.
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