Town's the Fish, People are the Barrel

CalPundit (it's the Deficit Thinking post) takes the opportunity to shoot some fish in the National Review barrel:

Now normally I'd just disagree with NR and be done with it, since that's the safest way to bet, but I can't even figure out what point they're trying to make here.

What do spending increases have to do with tax cuts? Are they suggesting that every dollar of spending increases should be matched by a dollar of tax cuts? That strikes me as peculiar economics even for a magazine that's desperately trying to support Bush.

Go check it out to see the nonsensical editorial he's talking about.