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The deal that Congress came to on the fiscal cliff last week was a combination
of half-measures, compromise, and kicking-the-can that nobody seemed to like
but was overwhelmingly approved. Most of the meaures that constituted the
cliff stood poised to harm the economy over the next two years - and Congress'
failure to offset the cost of averting the cliff will result in a worse
economy in the long run.
As Americans everywhere found out with their first paychecks of the new year, Congress failed to reauthorize the temporary payroll tax cut that expired. This could result in between 300,000...










How the Fiscal Cliff Deal Hurt a Recovering Economy