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OK. Again. For the MILLIONTH Time. Can someone who believes McCain will bring about "change" explain three economic policies that will differ between him and George Bush.
Historybuff we've already talked earmarks and factcheck.org has debunked the "Earmark" cutting idea as untenable and basically voter pandering, so please don't bring it up. Or do and we can debunk it again. So other than the false earmark cuts, what new economic policies will John McCain institute?
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And just to shut you up (not that you'll ever admit you're wrong)
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John McCain is calling for National Commission on Workplace Flexibility and Choice. This Commission would bring together a bi-partisan set of leaders representing workers, small and large employers, labor, and academics. The Commission would make recommendations to the President on how modernizing our nation’s labor laws and training programs can help workers better balance the demands of their job with family life and to enable workers to more easily transition between jobs.
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There is no current commission, so that is a new proposal.
2. He supports Nuclear energy, which would make energy cheaper.
3. And finally...
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A one-year spending pause. Freeze non-defense, non-veterans discretionary spending for a year and use those savings for deficit reduction. A one-year pause in the growth of discretionary spending will be imposed to allow for a comprehensive review of all spending programs. After the completion of a comprehensive review of all programs, projects and activities of the federal government, we will propose a plan to modernize, streamline, consolidate, reprioritize and, where needed, terminate individual programs
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There. That's three. Now go and tell us how this is bullshit as well and convince no one.