What the GOP plan now that we are in economic recovery?

[itsrobert]

Tax cuts of course.

[CJCRANE]

1. You've heard of "Tourette's Syndrome"...

Well they've got "Taxcuts Syndrome". They can't help blurting it out all the time.

[Yooperman]

2. Small towns under GOP economics...

A YM orignal! Downtown Negaunee Michigan last night about 2:30 am.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

3. When it comes to the economy

Tax cuts, (more) deregulation, and privatization of just about everything except for the military are pretty much the only palatable "solutions" to them.

[pampango]

11. But that is their economic plan whether the economy is recovering, tanking or ho(o)vering.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

12. Of course

What is it that say about hammers and nails? It applies perfectly to Republican "solutions".

[Mojorabbit]

4. We still are not seeing a recovery where I live

The numbers might point that way but we have a long way to go. I am glad for positive signs though

[whistler162]

5. It has to be stopped! It can't be allowed to improve!

[Kwarg]

6. Summer driving season coming soon

Expect gas prices to hit 5/g by labor day suppressing obamas numbers with newt slamming hIm for energy policy

[jberryhill]

8. Precisely

[Johnny2X2X]

7. I know

They'll make a brief stand on the payroll tax cuts, but then they'll realize they have no hope of ousting Obama so they'll start looking out for themselves. It will be every man for themselves as they desperately try to hold onto the House and gain even 1 seat in the Senate.

Furthermore, Gingrich or Romney can expect very little support from their fellow GOP as they will be busy trying to save their own skin.

[muriel_volestrangler]

9. Set to music:

[Jack from Charlotte]

10. Hey. Tax cuts worked for Herbert Hoover in 1930.....

why not try again?

Oh wait. Never mind.

[DCBob]

13. They will claim there is no recovery..

or that the recovery would have been better if Obama followed their "recommendations" (which were to do nothing). Neither of those arguments will go over very well if the recovery steadily continues.