Bill Kristol impersonates someone not stupid
By Richard K. Barry
(Ed. note: For more on how Kristol is right once in a blue moon, see my post from Sunday. If you missed what Kristol said, it's worth revisiting here and there. -- MJWS)
To be filed under the "man-bites-dog" category, conservative mouthpiece Bill Kristol decided it might be time for Republicans to embrace the thought that tax increases are sometimes okay.
On Fox News, no less, Mr. Bill said this: "You know what? It won't kill the country if we raise taxes a little bit on millionaires."
My God, I can almost hear Grover Norquist screaming now: "Not the job creators. Anything but the job creators."
(Ed. note: For more on how Kristol is right once in a blue moon, see my post from Sunday. If you missed what Kristol said, it's worth revisiting here and there. -- MJWS)
To be filed under the "man-bites-dog" category, conservative mouthpiece Bill Kristol decided it might be time for Republicans to embrace the thought that tax increases are sometimes okay.
On Fox News, no less, Mr. Bill said this: "You know what? It won't kill the country if we raise taxes a little bit on millionaires."
My God, I can almost hear Grover Norquist screaming now: "Not the job creators. Anything but the job creators."
Labels: Bill Kristol, Grover Norquist, neocons, Republicans, tax policy, taxes
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