Senate Proceeding on Apr 29th, 2009 :: 3:40:25 to 3:43:45
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Jim Bunning: national debt spent less .5% on small after the tarp bailout, 70% of the large banks have actually decreased their small lending. so how these small businesses that have been devastated economic -- the economy and cannot get a loan to make

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Speech By: Jim Bunning

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Jim Bunning: payroll are going to be hit with a massive tax increase, how are these small busine going to be able to hire even one more worker? this budget is an assault on small businesses. it taxes too much and it should be defeated.

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Jim Bunning: i would like to mention energy policy before i conclude my remarks. throughout this year's budget debate, we have talked a lot about energy, particularly proposed cap-and-trade tax at a time when our

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Jim Bunning: energy needs are continuing to grow, we should turn our tpoubgz on how best to while creating jobs instead of taxing american if we act too rapidly by

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Jim Bunning: imposing carbon taxes on all americans will be a dramatic increase in our utility prices. if revenue program would institute one of the largest tax increases

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Jim Bunning: in american history. every american will pay a sales tax whenever they slight switch on or start t car. this tax will be untargetted regressive.

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Jim Bunning: even our poorest citizens will be hit by this tax. this is a dangerous i am startled by support it has received from this current administration. so much for the president's promise not to tax anyone

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Jim Bunning: less than $250,000 per year. maybe that is because he knows he needs more money than he can raise by taxing just the rich. to pay for all of his plans make government even a bigger

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Jim Bunning: part of ordinary americans' lives. as i've outlined above, this budget has some problems. it spends too it taxes too much. and it borrows too i urge my colleagues to mine

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Jim Bunning: me -- to join me in support of fiscal responsibility by voting