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Clinton says angry rhetoric leads to increased threats against president, other politicians
WASHINGTON - Former President Bill Clinton says angry anti-government rhetoric has led to a worrisome increase in threats against the president and other elected officials.
Rhetoric reflects budget battle
The Kansas budget hole has grown but the rhetoric remained the same following the release of new revenue estimates Friday. read more
Clinton discusses anti-government rhetoric
Former President Bill Clinton warned of a slippery slope from angry anti-government rhetoric to violence like the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, saying "the words we use really do matter."
Bill Clinton on incendiary rhetoric: Words really matter
WASHINGTON Former President Bill Clinton today warned of a slippery slope from angry anti-government rhetoric to violence like the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, saying "the words we use really do matter."
Americans paying less taxes this year despite Tax Day rhetoric, increases by struggling states
WASHINGTON (AP) You wouldn't know it by the Tax Day rhetoric, but Americans are paying lower taxes this year, even with increases passed by many states to balance their budgets. Don't expect it to last.
Experts: Angry rhetoric protected, but can be disturbing
Letting disgruntled citizens vent is important to national security, experts say, but some messages emanating from angry Americans in recent weeks have pressed the boundaries of free speech.
Tax Day rhetoric aside, Americans' bills are lower
Published: Thursday, April 15, 2010 at 8:25 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, April 15, 2010 at 8:25 p.m. WASHINGTON You wouldn't know it by the Tax Day rhetoric, but Americans are paying lower taxes this year, even with increases passed by many states to balance their budgets.
Tax Day rhetoric aside, Americans' bills are lower
WASHINGTON, D.C. You wouldn't know it by the Tax Day rhetoric, but Americans are paying lower taxes this year, even with increases passed by many states to balance their budgets. Don't expect it to last. Congress cut individuals' federal taxes for this year by about $173 billion shortly after President Barack Obama took office, dwarfing the $28.6 billion in increases by states. In the next few ...
Tax Day rhetoric aside, Americans' bills are lower
WASHINGTON You wouldn't know it by the Tax Day rhetoric, but Americans are paying lower taxes this year, even with increases passed by many states to balance their budgets. Don't expect it to last. Congress cut individuals' federal taxes for this year by about $173 billion shortly after President Barack Obama took office, dwarfing the $28.6 billion in increases by states. In the next few years ...
Tax Day rhetoric aside, Americans' bills are lower
WASHINGTON (AP) -- You wouldn't know it by the Tax Day rhetoric, but Americans are paying lower taxes this year, even with increases passed by many states.
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