Real Story on Dow 10,000 : How Government Could Still Harm Our Economy
by: the american conservative union | published: 10 16, 2009
That sigh must be small, however, because the liberal Congress is continuing their assault building government debt, pushing wasteful spending and moving toward policies that will harm, not help, our economy.
It is an $845 billion dollar global warming tax. It's being called a cap-and-trade program, but it's really a massive tax that will be paid for by American businesses and taxpayers.
You'll remember that this bill only passed the liberal House with a razor-thin margin.
That was because of your work with ACU on this issue. We have had the liberals on the ropes with this Cap-and-Trade Energy Tax, now we cannot let up as they seek to work behind the scenes to get this done.
Even the Post was forced to run a headline that read, "Cap-and-Trade Would Slow Economy." We do not need a slow economy right now.
- The ultra-liberal politicians have already tripled the national deficit in the just the last year.
- Liberal politicians have already saddled our nation with billions in debt, bailing out car companies which the taxpayers now own - money which is not likely to be paid back.
- Obama and his allies have already rammed through the $1 trillion so-called stimulus that has left our nation with less jobs - unemployment at a 26-year high and over 3 million fewer jobs
- House Liberal Democrats rejected a GOP amendment designed to protect middle-class families by stopping the national energy tax if gasoline prices hit $5 per gallon.
- House Liberals rejected an amendment that said if the U.S. unemployment rate should hit 15% or higher, the tax would end.
- They stopped an effort to end the new taxes if electricity bills increased more than 10 percent over 2009 rates.
Republicans attempted to have the cost put on each utility bill, fuel pump, or food label. But the liberals said NO. THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW WHAT THEIR ENERGY TAX WILL REALLY COST.
Interviewing one small business - the Belden Brick Co in Sugarcreek, Ohio they reported the owner said, "A cap-and-trade system forcing businesses away from fossil fuels, especially coal, will mean higher electricity and natural gas costs. The owner said at his business it will cause "layoffs."
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