From the Chairman
After pushing a radical, job-killing agenda for the past year, Democrats in Congress and the White House now claim they’ve “gotten the message” from the American people. But have they really? With unemployment in double digits, job creation should be the number one priority. That simply isn’t the case.
In an attempt to show concern for the economic struggles of average Americans, President Obama will reportedly unveil a small collection of tax breaks and other items aimed at middle class families during his State of the Union address on Wednesday. These may in fact be worthy proposals, but not a single one has anything to do with promoting job creation.
The secret to economic growth is no secret at all. It’s what we based the RSC’s Economic Recovery Act on more than one year ago. If you allow people to keep more of their hard-earned money and ensure that their savings won’t be decimated by an exploding national debt, the American people will lead the way to prosperity. Until we hear that message repeated back to us from those who control the levers of government in Washington, it will be clear that they still don’t “get it.”
Sincerely,
Congressman Tom Price
Chairman, Republican Study Committee
RSC Media Activity – Republican Study Committee members work hard to ensure that the conservative viewpoint is well-represented in all corners of the media.
· Rep. Mike Pence (IN-06): Winning Back America; Human Events, January 20.
· Chairman Tom Price (GA-06): Five Challenges for President Obama; Human Events, January 20.
· Rep. Randy Forbes (VA-04): Soft Sand; Weekly Column, January 22.
Outlook – Here is a preview of upcoming Democrat proposals to advance their big-government, anti-taxpayer agenda.
· President Obama will deliver his State of the Union address this Wednesday, January 27. The Obama administration is also slated to unveil its budget for Fiscal Year 2011 on February 1. It remains unclear how the Democrats will move forward on health care.
RSC Reports
· Each week, the RSC Budget and Spending Taskforce compiles a weekly report on the latest budget and spending news. Additionally, the RSC Money Monitor tracks how bills passed by the House affect authorizations, mandatory spending, and federal government revenue.
After pushing a radical, job-killing agenda for the past year, Democrats in Congress and the White House now claim they’ve “gotten the message” from the American people. But have they really? With unemployment in double digits, job creation should be the number one priority. That simply isn’t the case.
In an attempt to show concern for the economic struggles of average Americans, President Obama will reportedly unveil a small collection of tax breaks and other items aimed at middle class families during his State of the Union address on Wednesday. These may in fact be worthy proposals, but not a single one has anything to do with promoting job creation.
The secret to economic growth is no secret at all. It’s what we based the RSC’s Economic Recovery Act on more than one year ago. If you allow people to keep more of their hard-earned money and ensure that their savings won’t be decimated by an exploding national debt, the American people will lead the way to prosperity. Until we hear that message repeated back to us from those who control the levers of government in Washington, it will be clear that they still don’t “get it.”
Sincerely,
Congressman Tom Price
Chairman, Republican Study Committee
RSC Media Activity – Republican Study Committee members work hard to ensure that the conservative viewpoint is well-represented in all corners of the media.
· Rep. Mike Pence (IN-06): Winning Back America; Human Events, January 20.
· Chairman Tom Price (GA-06): Five Challenges for President Obama; Human Events, January 20.
· Rep. Randy Forbes (VA-04): Soft Sand; Weekly Column, January 22.
Outlook – Here is a preview of upcoming Democrat proposals to advance their big-government, anti-taxpayer agenda.
· President Obama will deliver his State of the Union address this Wednesday, January 27. The Obama administration is also slated to unveil its budget for Fiscal Year 2011 on February 1. It remains unclear how the Democrats will move forward on health care.
RSC Reports
· Each week, the RSC Budget and Spending Taskforce compiles a weekly report on the latest budget and spending news. Additionally, the RSC Money Monitor tracks how bills passed by the House affect authorizations, mandatory spending, and federal government revenue.
1 comment:
Obama's original agenda included doubling the earned income tax credit. This is just another way to get what he wants under the guise of helping the middle class. People who qualify get a credit around $5,400 for a family of four. This transfer of wealth has been going on since Reagan signed the bill. (OMG a Republican helping the poor.) How is this helping our economy? Oh that's right - share the wealth.
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