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Balanced Budget Amendment Fails in House
amend our Constitution wasn’t a real effort to get our fiscal house in order. As former Reagan Economic Advisor Bruce Bartlett said earlier this week, the Republicans in Congress ‘prefer to delude voters with pie-in-the-sky promises
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Cain’s Plan Not as Simple as 9-9-9
the aisle, although the sharpest barbs have come from his fellow Republicans. George W. Bush-era economic adviser Bruce Bartlett said the plan was a “ distributional monstrosity ” and “exceptionally ill- conceived.” Grover Norquist, president of
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9-9-9 Plan Would Almost Double Taxes on Middle Class
raise the price of just about everything by about 9 percent,” said former George W. Bush economic policy adviser Bruce Bartlett . “We know from experience and analysis that that tends to hurt people with low incomes.”
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Bush-Era Economic Adviser Calls Cain’s 9-9-9 Plan A ‘Monstrosity’
tax plan may sound straightforward, but an analysis of the plan by former George W. Bush economic policy adviser Bruce Bartlett suggests it is anything but simple. The Cain campaign has not released the nitty-gritty details of his plan, but
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'This Week' Transcript: Napolitano, Gibbs, McConnellhealth care reform bill will actually reduce the deficit by $132 billion. But there's also this criticism from Bruce Bartlett , an official in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, who wrote in a "Forbes" magazine
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The Note: Brutal Honesty
Michael Lind, Paul Begala, Niall Ferguson, Elspeth Rostow, H.W. Brands, Donald L. Evans, Marvin Olasky, and Bruce Bartlett . The cover depicts a not-yet-finished portrait of President Bush. GOP agenda: In his column today, Bob Novak
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Bush Guru Says President's Bond with U.S. 'May Be Lost'
The others are: Douglas Brinkley, Robert Caro, Bobby Inman, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Robert Dallek, Michael Lind, Paul Begala, Niall Ferguson, Espeth Rostow, H.W. Brands, Donald L. Evans, Marvin Olasky, and Bruce Bartlett .
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Bush Guru Says President's Bond with U.S. 'May Be Lost'
The others are: Douglas Brinkley, Robert Caro, Bobby Inman, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Robert Dallek, Michael Lind, Paul Begala, Niall Ferguson, Espeth Rostow, H.W. Brands, Donald L. Evans, Marvin Olasky, and Bruce Bartlett .
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The Note: Touching a Nerve
port. I think the outcry would have been the same." LINK In a Washington Times op-ed, former Reagan official Bruce Bartlett places blame for the blundered ports deal squarely on the shoulders of the White House. LINK 2006: Fred Dicker of
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The Note: Basically Under Control
Bush worked out with India last week. LINK The Washington Post's Dana Milbank sketches a Cato forum that featured Bruce Bartlett , a Reagan economic official, and Andrew Sullivan, a conservative blogger, bashing President Bush from the right
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The Note: Pretzel Logic
security decisions. "It is Congress's job to oversee the executive," he writes. Bush Administration agenda: Bruce Bartlett 's upcoming book critical of President Bush's spending record is the focus of Elisabeth Bumiller's "White House
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The Note: The Owl Flies West (?)
burden from wealthy individuals to salaried employees," experts said. LINK Conservatives rethinking President Bush: Bruce Bartlett has been dismissed from his research fellow position at a conservative think tank in Dallas in advance of the publication
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'Excusable Homicide' in McDonald's Parking Lot
The fight began when Makowski was in a car behind Robless-Taylor, at the McDonald's drive-through, said Bruce Bartlett of the Florida's State Attorney's Office. "Mr. Makowski became agitated when it took longer, and he started
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Mitch McConnell on Health Care ReformCare Reform bill will actually reduce the deficit by a 132 billion dollars but there's also this criticism. From Bruce Bartlett an official in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush who wrote in a Forbes magazine article
deficit by a 132 billion dollars but there's also this criticism. From Bruce Bartlett an official in the administrations of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush who wrote in a Forbes magazine article titled Republican
