Archive for December 29th, 2007
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President’s Radio Address to the Nation – December 29, 2007
In his weekly radio address President Bush said, “As we address earmarks, we also must restrain spending, keep taxes low, and continue on a path towards a balanced budget. And that is what the budget I submit in February will do. You work hard for your money and to live within your means. As you provide for your families, the last thing you need is wasteful spending that will lead to a tax hike. My resolution for the New Year is this: to work with Congress to keep our economy growing, to keep your tax burden low, and to ensure that the money you send to Washington is spent wisely — or not at all.”
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President’s Radio Address to the Nation – December 29, 2007
In his weekly radio address President Bush said, “As we address earmarks, we also must restrain spending, keep taxes low, and continue on a path towards a balanced budget. And that is what the budget I submit in February will do. You work hard for your money and to live within your means. As you provide for your families, the last thing you need is wasteful spending that will lead to a tax hike. My resolution for the New Year is this: to work with Congress to keep our economy growing, to keep your tax burden low, and to ensure that the money you send to Washington is spent wisely — or not at all.”
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President’s Radio Address to the Nation – December 29, 2007
In his weekly radio address President Bush said, “As we address earmarks, we also must restrain spending, keep taxes low, and continue on a path towards a balanced budget. And that is what the budget I submit in February will do. You work hard for your money and to live within your means. As you provide for your families, the last thing you need is wasteful spending that will lead to a tax hike. My resolution for the New Year is this: to work with Congress to keep our economy growing, to keep your tax burden low, and to ensure that the money you send to Washington is spent wisely — or not at all.”
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Discurso Radial del Presidente a la Nación – 29 de diciembre de 2007
Al enfocar los fondos designados también debemos restringir los gastos, mantener impuestos bajos y continuar sobre un camino hacia un presupuesto equilibrado. Y eso es lo que hará el presupuesto que yo someta en Febrero. Ustedes trabajan duro por su dinero, y para vivir dentro de sus posibilidades. Al mantener a sus familias, lo que menos necesitan son gastos poco económicos que conduzcan a un aumento en los impuestos. Y mi resolución para el Año Nuevo es esto: trabajar con el Congreso para mantener creciendo a nuestra economía… mantener baja su carga en impuestos…y asegurar que el dinero que usted envíe a Washington se gaste sabiamente – o no se gaste en absoluto.
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Foreign policy gaffes plague Huckabee
A senior aide to Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee admitted Friday that the former Arkansas governor had “no foreign policy credentials” after his comments reacting to the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto raised questions.
