So I hardly can believe the callers to those talk shows truly would think the Republican tax cut is a tax cut for the rich. The only alternative is the callers accept Clinton's words as fact, most likely because those so-called facts validate their political leanings. For, as we all know, using a fact one agrees with is the easiest way to win an argument. Finding the actual facts would be way too much work for some people. Liberals, however, are not the only American parrots.
Conservatives share the guilt as they also fall into Democratic lapses.
The Republican plan balances the budget in seven years, but most of the spending cuts are backlogged to the sixth and seventh years - after two presidential elections and three new Congresses. By that time, many of the chairmanships of key committees such as Appropriations most likely will have changed. Indeed, Democrats, however unlikely, could control Congress and the presidency by then. Voila, the Revolution goes up in smoke. A true revolution, however oxymoronic a conservative revolution might be, would change the country fundamentally, or at least evenly in the near future.