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 I think the tax cuts were too big, and I am worried about the deficit. You have to pay it back at some point. |
| In the long run that's got to be part of the solution, rolling back tax cuts. If you don't [approach the deficit] as a shared, balanced approach where you look both at the revenue side and spending side of the budget, you don't do much to decrease the deficit. You can't do it without doing both. |
| Already, this first poll has given us a great deal to think about: We've found that the most affluent investors -- the only segment where a majority says they're better off than they were a year ago -- also tell us in great numbers that they are much more worried about the deficit and paying for their health care than they are about tax cuts. |
| No one should believe that this vote is about deficit reduction. By insisting on another $70 billion of tax cuts ... the deficit actually goes up. |
| Not only will these tax cuts - mainly for the super wealthy and big corporations - wipe out the savings from the budget cuts, it will actually balloon our deficit even further. |
| We're very unhappy about the impact this is going to have on Delaware. The student loan cuts, the cuts in Medicaid. These are all programs that serve low-income Delawareans. We understand that this is a method of cutting the deficit, but look what's being cut. |
| The wording underlines that the Fed is obviously worried about a sharper economic slowdown than the market had anticipated, ... I think we're on track for three one-quarter-point cuts from the Fed in the first half of next year. |
David Brown (1904-)
| The wording underlines that the Fed is obviously worried about a sharper economic slowdown than the market had anticipated. I think we're on track for three one-quarter-point cuts from the Fed in the first half of next year. |
David Brown (1904-)
| Our cuts are deep and painful; they hurt. But at the end of the day, the over $2.5 billion in cuts are not enough to close a $4.5 billion deficit. |
| We are not a team that typically is able to come back from a 10-point deficit. We don't usually score in bunches, but luckily, Darin got hot and brought us back. |
| The market never met a tax cut it didn't like and it would not be happy with a complete roll back, ... but if the economic recovery seems to be full-throated, the market might be willing to accept the rolling back of select tax cuts as a means of reducing the deficit, making John Edwards and John Kerry more appealing. |
| Take AMT and extending the tax cuts into account and instead of having a 2011 deficit of just over $100bn, we are looking at deficits close to $400bn again. Extending the Bush tax cuts costs about $400bn a year as far as the eye can see. This is unfair to the next generation that will ultimately have to pay the bill. |
| They showed a lot of fire to come back from a 14-point deficit the way they did. |
| We had a chance but turned it over. I was very happy that they fought back from an eight-point deficit. |
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