They favor interest-rate reductions instead of tax cuts, but agree that the country needs a more expansionary economic policy.
Bush took Karl Rove into the White House, turned policy into an arm of politics, and governed the same way he campaigned: treat the press as an out-of-favor interest group, control the message at all cost, repeat it incessantly regardless of changing facts, admit no mistakes, show no uncertainty, reward loyalists, and ignore critics or else, if necessary, destroy them.
She said that borrowers with substantial accounts at the bank would receive favored interest rates: anywhere from a tenth to a quarter of a point less on their loan.
But the delay ended up working in Dr. Kulla's favor: the interest rate on his mortgage dropped.
"The tax code is already enormously biased in favor of interest, not equity.
Similarly, most respondents (88%%) reported that development projects did not favor pastoralists' interest and incompatible with the ecological potential of arid environments.
And, once corporations recognized that the Court was predisposed to favor their interests, they began pursuing those interests more aggressively.
Local political leaders are thus able to direct the project in ways that favor their interests but do not necessarily serve the interests of other community members.
It has frequently been noted that the "Roberts Court" has consistently favored corporate interests over individual interests.
Consequently, credit bureaus have every reason to favor lenders' interests when investigating complaints.
Thirty-seven percent say they think Mr. McCall will favor special interests, while 46percentthinknk he will favor ordinary people.
