Lawsuit reform, limiting frivolous claims and outrageous punitive damage awards. Our tax burden is higher today than it has ever been. We are witnessing the weakest economic recovery in the past 100 years. The former is the chief cause of the latter, and Bill Clinton needn't reach beyond the recent history of his own party, to a time when it was a party of fresh ideas, to see it. The purpose of cutting taxes is . . . to achieve the more prosperous, expanding economy which will bring a budget surplus.
Tax cuts pay for themselves.
Tax cuts enable entrepreneurs to start new businesses, broadening the tax base, bringing in more tax revenue for the government. Tax cuts enable businesses to grow, forcing business owners to hire more workers, taking more and more people off of unemployment and welfare rolls, reducing dependency on federal relief, eliminating the deficit and creating a budget surplus. Don't expect to hear Bill Clinton delve too deeply into a discourse on economic policy. There is a clear alternative. All of the above proposals are in it, and more.