Anyhow, whoever is deciding which points are which. this is really stupid, especially when one takes into consideration how ordinary people are feeling about the those "investing Republicans," right now.
Raising Taxes on People Who Work TPMCafe:
"Time last week got the scoop on Josh Bolten's Five-Point Plan to protect the Bush administration from that which it fears the most -- subpoena power - through the familiar strategy of firing up their base. All of them seem lame or craven, or grotesque, not least the promise to ratchet up tensions with Iran for political reasons. 'In the face of the Iranian menace, the Democrats will lose,' says a source described as 'a Republican frequently consulted by the White House.' But let's focus on point three:
'The Administration will focus on two tax measures already in the legislative
pipeline-extensions of the rate cuts for stock dividends and capital gains. '
'This is very popular with investors, and a lot of Republicans are investors,'
the adviser told TIME."
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