Because of little gems of actual journalism like this Neil Cavuto find of a video of JFK endorsing a tax cut to get the economy moving again—in 1963!
“I’m in favor of a tax cut because I’m concerned that if we don’t get the tax cut that we are going to have an increase in unemployment and that we may move into a period of economic downturn.”
This was never rocket science, not even to the pol who won the presidency with a phony campaign about a “missile gap” with the Soviets. Kennedy was never as saintly as the Democrat media and academics have made him out to be since his murder.
But cutting taxes and cutting back on federal regulations used to be the mantra of both parties when the economy was in the tank. Until Obongo and Reid and Pelosi. They’ve rather see the little people on food stamps, the better to control their votes, and, meanwhile, hold rich people’s feet to the fire—not to do them actual harm, just to force them to pony up more of the bribes Obongo, Reid and Pelosi (and their media pals) like to call “campaign contributions.” Skunks.
Via Darkwater.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
They don’t like the truth. Truth is nasty business to them.
They don’t like any deviation from the narrative, which says, among other things, that Obama is a genius and Al Sharpton is a worthy social analyst.
Let’s be fair: truth is a nasty business to practically any politico. But I don’t want to expand on this, you know my allergy to pols by now.