***MEDIA ADVISORY***
WASHINGTON - The Republican National Committee (RNC) today updated its
recently released Web video launching, "Slippery Slope 2.0" which exposes
Barack Obama's plans to raise taxes on families and small businesses and has
been updated to include New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson's comments
yesterday further lowering the amount required to receive a tax cut under
Obama's plan to people making under $120,000.
To view "Slippery Slope 2.0," click here.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TihPRGlYH0o)
Title: "Slippery Slope 2.0"
OBAMA:If you make $250,000 dollars a year or less, we will not raise your
taxes. We will cut your taxes.
If you make less than $200,000 dollars a year, you'll get a tax cut.
BIDEN:It should go to middle-class people... People making under $150,000
dollars a year.
RICHARDSON: What Obama wants to do is he is basically looking at $120,000
dollars and under, among those that are in the middle class, and there is a
tax cut for them.
VO:As time winds down to November 4th, so does Barack Obama's definition of
"rich."
In July, Obama said if you make less than $250,000 dollars per year you get a
tax cut.
Ten days before Election Day, he changes it to $200,000.
Joe Biden changes the threshold to $150,000.
And now?
RICHARDSON:He is basically looking at $120,000 dollars and under.
VO: If you're wondering where you fit in, the answer is ... Who knows?
WURZELBACHER:You know, $250,000 dollars now - what if he decides well, you
know, $150,000 dollars, you're pretty rich too, let's go ahead and lower it
again? You know, it's a slippery slope... When's it going to stop?
VO:Yesterday, he promised you a tax cut. Today, he promises he'll change
again. And tomorrow, he'll "spread the wealth" to those that don't even pay
taxes at all.
Change. Change. Change.
Yeah, that's Barack.
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