On the recordMarch 9, 2011
The cumulative corrosive impacts of sustained deficits in the face of a full appointment economy, would unbalance, make the extension of the tax cuts a, quote, `modestly negative policy choice'?
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congress.govThe cumulative corrosive impacts of sustained deficits in the face of a full appointment economy, would unbalance, make the extension of the tax cuts a, quote, `modestly negative policy choice'?
Van Hollen highlights concerns about tax cuts and their impact on deficits.
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