Taxes (page 227)

President Obama says he’d rather rely on math than class warfare in pushing his tax proposals. Washington Examiner online opinion editor David Freddoso is willing to take him at his word: Obama tried to blunt anticipated criticism of his remarks with a parenthetical: “This is not…

One suspects the Obama administration will like the first response to Bloomberg Businessweek’s latest edition of “The Big Question”: How can Washington help business create jobs? In the first response, Al Hunt suggests a two-year, $1 trillion stimulus. It’s fortunate that Bloomberg View columnist Caroline Baum offers the…

The president’s approach to tax policy might be bizarre or unfair. His approach to job growth is “delusional and doomed,” according to Fortune columnist Geoff Colvin. The President is trying to create a narrative in which U.S. manufacturing fell into…

David Bass reports for Carolina Journal Online the findings of a new Manhattan Institute poll assessing perceptions of public workers’ pay, collective bargaining, and pension plans. John Hood’s Daily Journal dissects the president’s flawed tax policies, including the so-called Buffett rule.

Lawrence Kudlow‘s latest column dissects the president’s approach to taxes: It could almost make your head spin. With an economy on the front end of another recession, President Obama’s tax attack on the folks who are most likely to succeed, invest, start new businesses,…

After President Obama’s latest effort this week to stir up some good, old-fashioned class warfare, Philip Klein of the Washington Examiner decided to revisit an earlier piece in which he sought to determine the “fair” level of taxation for the nation’s highest earners. In…

Excellent post from AEI’s Steve Hayward on Obama’s Jobs bill Stimulus II. Future historians are likely to look back on this week as the period Obama passed the point of no return for his presidency, and they may identify last Friday, September 16, as the single most important day…

I missed this ad because I mute all commercials but it’s a must see ad. Way to go Ford. It is not exactly a “buy American” ad, but a don’t buy GM or Chrysler because of the bailouts. ??…