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Tag Archives: Mitch McConnell
Sunday Replay
We found a few claims worthy of comment on the Sunday political talk shows. On NBC’s "Meet the Press," Republican Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama said that President Obama was being "misleading" when he boasted about General Motors and Chrysler repaying the government: "Meet the Press" host David Gregory: The …
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Tagged budget, General Motors, health care, Mitch McConnell, Richard Shelby, Saxby Chambliss, sunday morning talk shows, TARP
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The Bailout Bill?
Does the financial regulatory bill put an end to taxpayer-funded bailouts? Or does it "institutionalize" them? Viewers of the Sunday political talk shows and recent C-SPAN clips from the Senate floor might well be wondering, as Democrats (the "end of bailouts" crowd) and some Republicans (the "institutionalize" camp) have made …
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Tagged Bailout, banks, Chris Dodd, financial oversight, financial regulation, Mitch McConnell
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Bluegrass Gasoline Blues
Summary Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is running an ad blaming his opponent for contributing to high gasoline prices in the state. We find that’s a big exaggeration. At most, prices are 12.1 cents per gallon higher as a result of the 1980 tax change that was favored …
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Tagged Bruce Lunsford, gasoline, gasoline tax, Mitch McConnell, taxes
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