The next time you have an encounter with a Liberal, here is some ammunition you can use.
I have provided the McCain-Palin Economic Recovery Plan thanks to the Pink Elephants.
September 24, 2008
McCain-Palin: Economic Recovery Plan
John McCain and Sarah Palin are committed to fixing the Wall Street mess, reforming Washington, and most importantly, enacting a pro-growth agenda to create jobs for Americans and to get this country back on track.
· Unlike Barack Obama, John McCain has laid out his plan for reforming our financial markets. Barack Obama has put forth no plan for reforming our financial markets. Barack Obama will not even state a position on the biggest bailout so far - AIG.
· John McCain supports smart regulation. Our regulatory structures need to be updated to reflect the modern financial system.
· Two years ago, John McCain warned that the taxpayers would bear the cost of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac unless reforms were adopted. At the same time, Barack Obama was silent as he took campaign contributions from Fannie and Freddie and took advice from their former CEOs.
The Economic Plan Under Negotiation:
· What we need in a plan for reform is accountability for Wall Street, accountability for government, and a commitment to protecting peoples' homes and life savings and restoring our financial markets.
· John McCain has outlined an economic recovery plan to get our economy back on track. His economic recovery plan will create millions of jobs and create opportunity in America.
· John McCain's tax policy will create family prosperity and allow Americans to save for the future. Under his plan, a married couple with two children will get over $6,000 in tax relief - more than under Barack Obama's plan.
· John McCain's economic recovery plan will create jobs here in America. Through lower business taxes, incentives for business investment, incentives for research and development and by opening markets, John McCain's plan will create millions of jobs in America instead of driving them overseas.
· Barack Obama's tax increases are exactly the wrong answer. His tax increases are the surest way to turn a recession into a depression and would only hurt those already hurting today.
· Barack Obama says he won't raise taxes but voted 94 times in the Senate for tax increases and against tax cuts.
· Barack Obama says he will only tax the rich, but he voted to raise taxes on those making just $42,000.
Republican National Committee 310 First Street, SE Washington, D.C. 20003
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John McCain and Sarah Palin are committed to fixing the Wall Street mess, reforming Washington, and most importantly, enacting a pro-growth agenda to create jobs for Americans and to get this country back on track.
· Unlike Barack Obama, John McCain has laid out his plan for reforming our financial markets. Barack Obama has put forth no plan for reforming our financial markets. Barack Obama will not even state a position on the biggest bailout so far - AIG.
· John McCain supports smart regulation. Our regulatory structures need to be updated to reflect the modern financial system.
· Two years ago, John McCain warned that the taxpayers would bear the cost of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac unless reforms were adopted. At the same time, Barack Obama was silent as he took campaign contributions from Fannie and Freddie and took advice from their former CEOs.
The Economic Plan Under Negotiation:
· What we need in a plan for reform is accountability for Wall Street, accountability for government, and a commitment to protecting peoples' homes and life savings and restoring our financial markets.
· John McCain has outlined an economic recovery plan to get our economy back on track. His economic recovery plan will create millions of jobs and create opportunity in America.
· John McCain's tax policy will create family prosperity and allow Americans to save for the future. Under his plan, a married couple with two children will get over $6,000 in tax relief - more than under Barack Obama's plan.
· John McCain's economic recovery plan will create jobs here in America. Through lower business taxes, incentives for business investment, incentives for research and development and by opening markets, John McCain's plan will create millions of jobs in America instead of driving them overseas.
· Barack Obama's tax increases are exactly the wrong answer. His tax increases are the surest way to turn a recession into a depression and would only hurt those already hurting today.
· Barack Obama says he won't raise taxes but voted 94 times in the Senate for tax increases and against tax cuts.
· Barack Obama says he will only tax the rich, but he voted to raise taxes on those making just $42,000.
Republican National Committee 310 First Street, SE Washington, D.C. 20003
p: 202.863.8500 f: 202.863.8820 e: info@gop.com
Paid for by the Republican National Committee.
310 First Street, SE - Washington, D.C. 20003 - (202) 863-8500
www.gop.com
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee
Copyright 2008 Republican National Committee
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