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Voting 'No' on the Stimulus: Republicans Get Ready for an Obamanomics Meltdown
Jan 28, 2009
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President Obama's $825 billion (and counting) "stimulus" is steamrolling through Congress. One group of conservative Republicans is betting that it will only worsen the country's economic plight.
That's where the House Republican Study Committee comes in. "No Trillion Dollar Spending Spree" is the...
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House Republicans Push Counter-Proposal on Stimulus
Jan 28, 2009
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Far from rolling over, House Republican leaders are trying to win concessions from President Obama over the massive economic stimulus package and have proffered a bill of their own to put on the negotiating table.
The counter-package would shift focus entirely from spending to tax relief. Though...
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House Republicans Seek Tax Incentives as Stimulus
Jan 22, 2009
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The conservative House Republican Study Committee (RSC) proposed last week to cut taxes on families and businesses to stimulate the economy. The proposal, detailed last week in a press conference is a free market alternative vastly different from the Democrat trillion-dollar leviathan spending bill...
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GOP Drafts Ideas on Stimulus Plan
Jan 19, 2009
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Vowing not to be merely the party of "no," Republicans are offering up their ideas on the economic stimulus package - even if they are likely to go nowhere.
Despite President-elect Barack Obama's invitation earlier this month for bipartisan ideas, House Democrats already have developed a $825...
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House Conservatives Unveil Alternative Stimulus
Jan 14, 2009
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House Democratic leaders hoping for a strong bipartisan vote for their economic stimulus plan will now have to contend with an alternative proposal being floated by conservative Republicans.
Leaders of the Republican Study Committee on Wednesday unveiled their own stimulus bill that leans...
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House Conservatives Offer Stimulus Package
Jan 14, 2009
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Conservative House Republicans at noon today introduced their version of an economic stimulus package that they say will ensure “Washington takes a back seat to Main Street.”
The Republican Study Committee plan contains a series of growth-oriented measures that would reduce taxes and cut...
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The RSC Stimulus Plan
Jan 14, 2009
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The conservative Republican Study Committee has presented an alternative stimulus proposal that will be among the plans considered tomorrow morning at the hearing of Rep. Eric Cantor's (R., Va.) stimulus working group.
Rep. Mary Fallin (R., Okla), who runs communications for the RSC, told me...
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