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Dear Mr. Wessel,
Just in case I may have miss-posted, on the wrong site, my comments concerning a broadcast statement attributed to you and aired on the redio show "The Wall Street Journal Today" on 7/29/10, I would like to again express my dismay and disapproval.
I am referring to your statement that "Bush left a ticking time bomb" in reference to the tax cuts which are set to expire on Dec. 31, 2010. MAYBE, just maybe, Mr. Wessel if you looked at the FACTS (and I know that this is awfully hard for you liberals to do)you will see that Bush and the Republicans tried to get the tax cuts made permanent (again, if you need to verify this FACT, simply check out the Congressional Record).
Please stop blaming Bush for EVERYTHING - Obama and the Democrats have had ample time and opportunity to tackle this issue!
Philip Dowling
Posted by: Philip Dowling | July 29, 2010 at 08:19 AM