President-elect Barack Obama’s tax cut plan in his proposed $775 billion budget may be more than some Senate Democratic are willing to allow.
Members on Capitol Hill Sunday indicated they may want less in tax cuts than the president-elect.
Democrats want more spending for both energy and infrastructure. At least one change in the proposed economic stimulus plan — an expanded energy tax credit provision now at $20 billion to $25 billion, up from $10 billion.
In an interview taped for ABC News on Saturday, Obama said he wants targeted tax cuts and conceded it will be difficult to enforce his pledge to ban lawmakers from including unessential “earmarked” spending projects for their districts. Read More
Obama bans earmarks from economic package
this was before the statement above and now looks as Obama will allow earmarks!
President-elect Barack Obama vowed Tuesday to bar lawmakers’ pet projects from his massive economic stimulus plan and to bring unprecedented accountability to federal spending.
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Who is that wimp of a person we have as president, yes the one that has a collar on with the owners Reid and Pelosi? Does he have his shots? Being his first bill as president and to get it changed against his will sure isn’t a good start for Barack, well its expected from him being unexperience and not being ready to take over on day one! Did you say NO EARMARKS OBAMA? YES YOU DID MORE THAN ONCE!