Cutting Spending, as Opposed to Raising Taxes, Is Right Way To Balance Budget — and Spark Economic Revival
A small but influential wing of the GOP has a passion for supposed bipartisanship — inevitably ending up supporting higher taxes, more government, bigger bureaucracy, more regulations, and slower growth.

Most Republicans oppose tax increases. They strongly favor lower taxes, fewer regulations, and smaller government. They like faster economic growth and increased take home pay. However, a small but influential wing of the Republican Party has a passion for supposed bipartisanship. These Republicans inevitably end up supporting higher taxes, more government, bigger bureaucracy, more regulations, and slower economic growth.
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