GOP's game: Get a little now, win the White House, and then go big
Everyone hated the budget bill, but here's the strategy behind it - and three potential problems with the strategy
By Herman Cain —— Bio and Archives--December 21, 2015
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A lot of conservatives were predictably disappointed in the budget deal that Speaker Paul Ryan agreed to last week with the White House. We did get a few things, like delays in the implementation of several key ObamaCare taxes, and the repeal at long last of the 42-year-old oil export ban.
But the Democrats got lots more spending, and even the tax delays are not the same as tax repeals. They added another $500 billion to the deficit and Josh Earnest and Harry Reid are crowing that this is a great budget that keeps Republicans from “achieving their ideological agenda through the budget process.”Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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