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April 15, 2011 12:57PM

Friday Links

By George Scoville

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  • Penalizing millionaires won’t help President Obama get re-elected, but partnering with Republicans on corporate tax reforms and spending cuts would boost the economy — and his prospects.
  • Of course, both Republicans and President Obama will have to stop pretending to cut defense spending if either want the economy to recover.
  • Chasing the energy independence white rabbit isn’t helping much, either.
  • Soaking the rich definitely won’t work.
  • When you look back at the grueling [sic] debate over an underwhelming $38 billion in spending cuts, you realize the fight was never about cutting spending–it was over how much to grow the size and scope of government:
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