Dems not happy with Obama tax cut plan

From The Corner on National Review Online

A friend on the Hill forwards these headlines along and notes that Obama has been talking about these kind of tax ideas for a year or more. Where were Democrats before? (a rhetorical question, of course):

Politico: Dems quarrel over stimulus plan

AP: Democrats criticize Obama's proposed tax cuts

Reuters: U.S. Democrats skeptical on stimulus tax breaks

Bloomberg: Democrats Criticize Parts of Obama Stimulus Plan

Dow Jones: Senate Finance Panel Democrats Scornful Of Obama Tax Cut Plan

AFP: Democrats chafe at Obama's tax cut plans

WSJ: Democrats Raise Doubts Over Obama's Economic Plan

NY Times: Senate Allies Fault Obama on Stimulus

CNN: Dems give Obama aides 'barrage of criticism' on stimulus plan

Hill: Dems and Obama split on taxes

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