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Read Michael Boskin’s lips
Writing in today’s Wall Street Journal, Stanford economist Michael Boskin warns that the specter of “growth-destroying confiscatory” tax rates looms if the Obama Administration has its way. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Or maybe not. The Administration’s proposed changes to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Clinton, deficit, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Michael Boskin, Ronald Reagan, taxes
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