Juan Williams points out to the condescending Brit Hume that the rich should pay taxes

Why Clinton's economy was better then Bush's.

Clinton's economic team of Robert Rubin, Lloyd Bentson (RIP),
Leon Panetta and Alice Rivlin were all deficit hawks. All
continually argued for a balanced budget. ;They won. Clinton
came to realize the importance of balanced budgets.

But, why is a balanced federal budget so important?

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That The wealthy would not control all of the wealth and the
average Joe would share in the economy.
Seems like the corporate republicans are adding a lot of web
sites with articles attacking Clinton's historical economy for
the average citizens in this country.   The problems with
corporate republicans is they want it "ALL", and
screw the citizens of this country.  This is why they have
spread our manufacturing plants all over the world and destroy
our constitution and democracy....

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President Clinton’s Record on the Economy: In 1992, 10 million
Americans were unemployed, the country faced record deficits,
and poverty and welfare rolls were growing. Family incomes
were losing ground to inflation and jobs were being created at
the slowest rate since the Great Depression. Today, America
enjoys what may be the strongest economy ever.

Strong Economic Growth:
 Since President Clinton and Vice President Gore took office,
economic growth has averaged 4.0 percent per year, 

Most New Jobs Ever Created Under a Single Administration:
 The economy has created more than 22.5 million jobs in less
than eight years—the most jobs ever created under a single
administration

Median Family Income Up $6,000 since 1993:
 Economic gains have been made across the spectrum as family
incomes increased for all Americans.
Unemployment at Its Lowest Level in More than 30 Years:
Overall unemployment has dropped to the lowest level in more
than 30 years, down from 6.9 percent in 1993 to just 4.0
percent in November 2000.
 
Lowest Inflation since the 1960s:
 Inflation is at the lowest rate since the Kennedy
Administration, averaging 2.5 percent, and it is down from 4.7
percent during the previous administration. 

Highest Homeownership Rate on Record:
 The homeownership rate reached 67.7 percent for the third
quarter of 2000, the highest rate on record. 

7 Million Fewer Americans Living in Poverty:
 The poverty rate has declined from 15.1 percent in 1993 to
11.8 percent last year,