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Andrew Stiles has an interesting piece up on NRO about Congressman Gerry Connolly's (D-VA) support for extending the Bush tax cuts -- even for the "rich." But Connolly is a Gerry-come-lately on this issue. He was the same Democrat who was amazed when the Fed chairman suggested that it was mathematically possible to address the budget deficit solely through spending rather than taxes.
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Credo| 9.9.10 @ 2:52PM
Too late Gerry.
CalMark| 9.9.10 @ 11:17PM
Amazing. These Dems who rail against "The Rich" but wear suits costing two or three months' income for a family near the poverty level.
Hypocrisy in action.
If reelected, no doubt he'll discover that tax cuts aren't such a great idea, after all.