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rdean
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I was amazed how well it was summed up in a single paragraph:
After inheriting surpluses from President Bill Clinton in 2001, the GOP spent eight years not paying for new spending (on wars and a prescription drug benefit for seniors) while reducing taxes dramatically and in regressive fashion. When Republicans’ disastrous regime culminated in a crippling financial crisis, the structural deficits they had created mushroomed into the trillion-dollar-a-year range, after which they handed control of the government to Democrats and magically rediscovered the virtues of miserliness.
The Republican Party’s Corruption Will Bring Them Down—Again
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So the GOP's first act was to get rid of ethics oversight.
Is that really a good beginning or the beginning of corruption?
After inheriting surpluses from President Bill Clinton in 2001, the GOP spent eight years not paying for new spending (on wars and a prescription drug benefit for seniors) while reducing taxes dramatically and in regressive fashion. When Republicans’ disastrous regime culminated in a crippling financial crisis, the structural deficits they had created mushroomed into the trillion-dollar-a-year range, after which they handed control of the government to Democrats and magically rediscovered the virtues of miserliness.
The Republican Party’s Corruption Will Bring Them Down—Again
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So the GOP's first act was to get rid of ethics oversight.
Is that really a good beginning or the beginning of corruption?