Evoke George W.
On the campaign trail, President Bush is busy telling voters that he wants to keep making government ”smaller and more efficient” and that his opponent, John Kerry, wants a return to the days of big .
WASHINGTON — President Bush, who last month disparaged a $350-billion tax cut as “little bitty,” claimed victory Thursday as Congress steamed toward passing an even smaller measure -- one that could .
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 15 -- President Bush began a campaign today to win permanent status for his mammoth tax cut, which is scheduled to expire in eight years and would cost hundreds of billions .
The unprecedented growth of the economy during the 1990s has led the Congressional Budget Office to forecast an on-budget surplus of more than $3 trillion over the next ten years; at the same time, .
Officials from the American Trucking Associations Friday met with President Bush and top economic advisors, offering their support for the President's $1.
As always, Nate Silver gives thoughtful analysis of the current political situation: So, the theory goes, if Democrats would prefer extending the tax cuts for incomes below $250,000 to letting all of .