Democrats and some independent economists believe the Bush push is risky business. CBS News White House correspondent John Roberts reports on George Bush on the road and out campaigning again. Roberts checked in from Bush s stop in Omaha where he showed Bush arguing tax money belongs to the people in the first place. Roberts explained Bush was campaigning for his plan in states where moderate Democrats could make the difference. At the Stage Right Cafe in Omaha, where the sarcasm runs as strong as the coffee, they ve heard all the talk about tax cuts.
Some people think it s too big.
And some people think it s just right. But Sue Kilgarin fears the President is rolling the dice on eight years of success just for political gain. One CBS News doesn t want Bush to get. 2 FNC s Brit Hume noted the CBS News poll, which the CBS Evening News skipped, as he also picked up on how Dan Rather characterized the impact of Bush s tax cut plan, a quote from Tuesday night cited in the February 28 CyberAlert. That s because reporters look at government spending from the perspective of the spenders and not from the viewpoint of taxpayers.