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Sixty-twopercent of those polled said government was doing things better left to businesses and individuals; 28 percent said the government should do more to solve national problems.
Rarely of one mind, the House voted unanimously to scrap a $ 50 billion tax break for the tobacco industry.
Wrapped inside the rhetoric of Clinton defenders is a latent message: The president of the United States is too big to fail.
President Clinton's proposal for the federal government to invest Social Security dollars in the stock market has elicited much squawking.
We shouldhave a major national dialogue about all our tax sources and how governments at all levels can best divide up sensible tax ideas.
George W. Bush's chief economic adviser says Americans have become too greedy, the economy is headed for a fall and tax cuts are needed to cushion the country against the consequences.
