Repeal ObamaCare - Jan 2015

Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE) congratulates the U.S. House of Representatives for passing the FY 2002 Budget Resolution. This budget represents a return to fiscal sanity, as the Congress has voted to hold the line on spending, pay down the national debt and give the American people real tax relief.

Citizens for a Sound Economy would like to applaud the President’s March 27, 2001 speech in Kalamazoo, MI. To the local Chamber of Commerce, Bush voiced his support for both short-term and long-term tax cuts. He stated that he was in favor of a smaller, immediate tax cut because, "in the short term, the American consumer needs a hand." He also supported a long-term tax cut because, as he noted, the economy needs, "more than a one time boost."

Today, Empower America President James R. (JT) Taylor made the following statement shortly after President Bush announced E. Floyd Kvamme to co-chair the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology:

Today, Empower America President James R. (JT) Taylor made the following statement shortly after President Bush announced E. Floyd Kvamme to co-chair the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology:

Copley News Service, 03/27/2001 The world economy is caught in a vice between the jaws of monetary deflation and fiscal austerity, the result of extraordinarily tight monetary policy and high tax rates. According to Bear Stearns Chief International Economist David Malpass, the global economy is likely to contract by about half a percent in nominal terms this year.

Recently, President George W. Bush rejected the idea of regulating carbon dioxide (CO2) as a pollutant. In so doing, the President affirmed his opposition to the Kyoto Protocol, a treaty calling for CO2 reductions that could cost Americans nearly $400 billion per year, give governments at home and abroad sweeping new regulatory authority, and export jobs and industries overseas - all without providing any environmental benefit.