[richson]

The Bush administration proposed as much as $150 billion in corporate investment incentives and personal tax rebates to counter escalating risks to an economic expansion now in its seventh year.

``Passing a new growth package is our most pressing economic priority,'' President George W. Bush said yesterday.

Bush separated the plan from his push to make his past tax cuts permanent. That suggests the administration and lawmakers may be able to reach a deal more quickly, as Democrats warned against including an extension of the tax reductions in any package. Several Democrats voiced support for Bush's initiative.

what do you think?
can $150 Billion Plan Boost Faltering U.S. Growth?
some economists don't agree with that. they think 150 billion $ can't boost the biggest economy in the word. it just help the revolution and change the people's mind