The plan, according to the president, is designed partly to encourage more small business growth. It is one of several important proposals from Mr. Obama's 2011 State of the Union address.
The timing and message do not seem coincidental. The administration's bipartisan attempts for long term economic stimulation have been mediocre at best and current Republican presidential front runner Mitt Romney is slowly gaining momentum in national polls.
The president's strategic timing also puts the popular GOP's notion of Obama's big government policy failure to an applicable test.
Mr. Obama did not propose a series of big business tax cuts. Instead he used a government focused cost cutting approach that Republican law makers have been asking for since he took office.
The White House also took a perceived aggressive and no-lose move. Should Republicans agree and support the streamlining plan it will be major victory for the president's re-election campaign and Democratic law makers. If not, congressional GOP's look more to blame for the poor economy, especially with the exponential rise in public corporate distrust and outrage.
The Obama re-election campaign, undecided voters and undecided moderates could be swayed by today's political game changing event come November, regardless of the eventual GOP nominee.
Mr. Obama did not propose a series of big business tax cuts. Instead he used a government focused cost cutting approach that Republican law makers have been asking for since he took office.
The White House also took a perceived aggressive and no-lose move. Should Republicans agree and support the streamlining plan it will be major victory for the president's re-election campaign and Democratic law makers. If not, congressional GOP's look more to blame for the poor economy, especially with the exponential rise in public corporate distrust and outrage.
The Obama re-election campaign, undecided voters and undecided moderates could be swayed by today's political game changing event come November, regardless of the eventual GOP nominee.
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