You don't have to be a free-market rightwinger to know that the state will expand unless there's a permanent push-back.
But Speaker J. Dennis Hastert has other ideas: making the new 10-year tax cut permanent, pushing for a cut in the capital gains tax and extending the existing tax credit for industrial research and development.
Yet Mr Bush and majorities in both houses of Congress want to make the existing tax cuts permanent and push through new ones, including big increases in tax-sheltered savings accounts or in the Senate's case a cut in the taxation of pension benefits for richer people.
Camps have the potential to become permanent settlements, pushing the economic strains on a host nation long into the future.
I finally found the die, which had landed in a cardboard box and was obscured by permanent markers and push pins, but the damage was done.
It's worth pointing out that the situation was not at all like the present, where I support temporary deficit spending to deal with a depressed economy; the Bushies were pushing permanent tax cuts that had nothing to do with economic stimulus, and did so at a time of war with no offsetting spending cuts (and then pushed through an unfunded expansion of Medicare too).
"The permanent inequality tends to push up consumption inequality," Professor Perri explained, "but the income instability would tend to push it down".
I second your call for President Obama to take all steps within his power to protect roadless areas in our national forests, including a push for permanent protection by Congress ("Who Will Protect the Forests?," editorial, May 7).
However, worry not Latics, Bruce has a plan; he has issued a hands off warning (that'll do the trick) and is attempting to push a permanent deal through as soon as humanly possible.
Regardless of the election results for president and congressional races, we will continue to push for permanent solutions that provide a path to citizenship for our families, ending enforcement polices that have broken up so many families, and focusing on action at the state level, so aspiring citizens can be granted licenses and benefit from in-state tuition at state universities.
At one uptown apartment building with 120 residential units, the landlord gradually pushed out permanent tenants and replaced them with tourists.
