>Analysis of Bush and Gore budgets finds that by
>FY2010, Federal spending as share of GDP is
>17.0 and 17.4 percent, respectively. Presently
>it's 18.2. Note that part of the difference is
>that Gore proposes twice as much military spending
>growth as Bush ($100b v. $50b).
>
>http://www.cbpp.org/10-20-00bud.htm
Both of which would be higher than the CBO's baseline projection of 15.6%, which is a pretty amazing number.
Gore's promised to cut spending in a recession, right? So, from a purely demand stimulating vulgar Keynesian point of view, there's something to be said for Bush's tax cut.
Doug