Palin: (Obama's) commitment to let previous tax cuts expire are going to lead to even fewer job opportunities for Americans," Palin said.
"It's idiotic to think about increasing taxes at a time like this." "My palm isn't large enough to have written all my notes down on what this tax increase, what it will result in," Palin continued.
Host Chris Wallace noticed that Palin did indeed have something written on her palm. "Can I ask you, what do you have written on your hand?" he asked. "$3.8 trillion in the next 10 years," Palin responded, "so I didn't say $3.7 trillion and then get dinged by the liberals saying I didn't know what I was talking about."
Palin hardly has the economic background to make a credible call about American tax policy. Both Alan Greensapn and David Stockman oppose extending the tax cuts that are set to expire in December 2010. See the previous Rightrdia article.
Rightardia thinks Republicans are pissing into the wind on the Bush tax cuts. What do they expect? The GOP has made no attempt to work with the Obama administration. The chance the Republicans had for bipartisanship was squandered months ago.
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