About 50 years ago, Art Laffer drew a convex curve on a napkin to illustrate the power of tax cuts to two senior officials from the Ford administration named Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney.

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The power of tax cuts to boost growth and even increase federal revenues is a teaching moment for congressional Republicans.

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"Read my lips, no new taxes," the man said in 1988, at the pinnacle moment of his political career and as the transition from the tremendous Reagan years was at hand.

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Featuring Larry Laffer, a balding man in his 40s unsuccessfully attempting to hit on attractive women, it was full of innuendo and double entendres that by today’s standards would probably seem ...

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