According to Eliot Spitzer, the Grover Norquist firewall against tax increases may be crumbling, now that business leaders are coming out in support of them.
While I'm grateful to learn that the American business community still, to some extent, lives in the real world, its principal political agent, the Republican Party, does not. This is why its Presidential candidate still talks about piling tax cuts on top of tax cuts.
If he actually reaches the White House, and is paired with a Republican Congress, they may conspire to deficit-spend the American business community, and the American way of life, out of existence.
But don't worry. They'll still be in charge, and that's all they really want, anyway.
Unless, of course, you do something about it.
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