http://www.dmregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20041005/NEWS09/410050398/1001/NEWS
To wit:
President trumpets tax-break extensions
'We will leave close to $50 billion next year in the hands of the people who earned it,' he says.
By JONATHAN ROOS REGISTER STAFF WRITER October 5, 2004
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Bush described the experience of a Clive family - Mike and Sharla Hintz and their children, ages 4 to 8 - to illustrate the benefits of the legislation he signed.
"Under all the tax relief we've passed, they saved about $2,800 last year. With this extra money, they bought a wood-burning stove to reduce their home heating costs," the president said.
"They also made home repairs and improvements. They took the family on a vacation to Minnesota. Next year when you get your check, you may want to come to Texas," he told them. "Without the tax bill I'm signing . . . the Hintzes would have paid $1,200 more in federal taxes next year." The credit would have fallen to $700.
Mike Hintz, youth pastor at First Assembly of God Church and a Republican, said afterward that he agreed with Bush: "Anytime you bring tax relief to taxpayers, they'll use it in a way that benefits the economy as a whole."
The president spoke later in the day at a campaign event in Clive, then returned to Washington.
SOURCE: http://www.dmregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20041005/NEWS09/410050398/1001/NEWS
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Doug wrote:
[from another list - the first link is gone]
Bush family values:
YESTERDAY: <http://www.grassleyworks.com/grassley/wrapper.jsp?PID=4090-69&CID=4090-100604A> Bush introduced Mike and Sharla Hintz, a couple from Clive, whom he said benefited from his tax plan.
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