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Why has Obama Changed His Mind about the Corporate Jet Tax Credit?

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National Review and The Hill recently posted articles (see below) about the President's bashing of the corporate jet tax credit, noting his negative focus on it during a recent press conference.  During the conference, he made six (sarcastic) references to the corporate jet tax credit, which McLaughlin panelists  on their July 2 TV broadcast, say is inconsequential in its contribution to the budget and national debt.

This is the same tax credit that was part of the 2009 Stimulus program and was intended to boost the economy and employment.   Since Obama has lately urged the country to focus on manufacturing to relieve unemployment, it doesn't make sense that he wants to put a stop to a manufacturing effort that less than two years ago he wanted to boost.

National Review article: Corporate Jets and Tax Breaks
The Hill article: Obama takes populist turn with attacks on tax breaks for corporate jet owners

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Lenn Harley
Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Homes and Real Estate - Leesburg, VA
Real Estate Broker - Virginia & Maryland

He has probably recently discovered that most corporate jet manufacturers are not union shops.

Jul 03, 2011 01:04 AM
Jim Shaw
Premiere Plus Realty Co. - Naples, FL
Real Estate Sales Associate, Naples Luxury Real Estate

President Obama served 144 days in the U.S. Senate before being elected to our nation's highest office.

Unfortunately, he has no business education or experience.

He is adapting to being a master politician.

Much like Bill Clinton, after the first two years in office President Obama has "Recalabrated" and is saying what his handlers think his voting base wants to hear.

 

 

Jul 03, 2011 02:35 AM