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And why did he have an EKG and chest X-ray in April? That, along with his weight, calcium score, cholesterol levels, and his EKG in 2014 make me wonder about his heart.
But then it's mostly just base speculation based on limited info. ;)
To be a professional means that you don't die. - Takeru "the Tsunami" Kobayashi
Excellent on the tax plan. How does he pay for his outrageous spending while simultaneously taking in way less money?
Growth. The same way that Kennedy, Reagan, and Clinton did.
You young bucks should remember when the Republican House forced a capital gains cut Clinton's second term (when "the era of big government is over"). This and Workfare caused the boom years of 1997-99. I remember Clinton and Gingrich sitting on the White House Lawn on the day it was announced that the budget was running a surplus. Both were stunned that the tax cut worked.
When people, particularly middle-class people, get to keep their money, they tend to spend it. It has only been this way every time there was a tax cut since 1937, but hey, I know you don't believe that. BTW, how is Hillary going to pay for her much more expensive program? Probably print another $ 10 Trillion dollars?
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