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President Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts stimulated investment andexpanded employment, adding some strength to the Social Securitysystem in the process. Extending these tax cuts permanently wouldhelp to lock in these gains and spur further economic expansion. Incontrast, a straightforward repeal of the President's tax cutswould harm both the economy and Social Security.

Congress should prioritize and cut spending, instead.

Economic data shows the reduction was not caused by President Joe Biden's agenda, but fueled by the cutback on the administration issuing COVID-19 funds.

The GDP increased by 2.6%, but one economist says the report actually signals a decline in the U.S. economy.

Biden's recent rhetoric about the economy is an indication that Democrats are already planning on losing the midterms, economists told the Daily Caller.

There is no silver lining here, folks.

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Extending these tax cuts would boost U.S. GDP, employment, incomes, and federal tax collections consistently over the next 10 years.

Achieving net zero, eliminating fossil fuels, would cause economic difficulties, but have little effect on the environment, researchers say,