You have never made such a claim, of course. In fact, if the Democratic Party was as reasonable about these questions as you are, we would have fewer problems.

I just objected to the term "drain" in the article, and the assumptions behind it. One could make exactly the same statement by saying that the tax cuts would add $3 trillion to the American economy over the next ten years. Who's right? And isn't this all based on static analysis anyway?

You have to admit that many other pundits and sources have acted like the money that is returned to the public in tax cuts is somehow forever "lost" to society, with the underlying assumption being that society only benefits from money in government hands.