Here's a closer look at the 1993 -1995 period. Can you show me again where the slowed growth is following the Clinton tax increases? Keep in mind that they were passed in September 1993:
Um, the portion you quoted doesn't support your claim, nor does the linked referenced (which is an interview of Larry Summers by Ezra Klein). Infrastructure spending is just a good way for the government to spend money, but it isn't the only way. The classic example is WWII spending. That wasn't infrastructure spending. It was basically spending money to destroy shit but it worked to finally pull the country out of the Great Depression. Paul Krugman sarcastically writes about pretending we are at war with aliens and spending shit loads of money to get the economy going. He knows a thing or two more about Keynesian theory than you.
Bush's tax cuts were the policy regardless of the economic facts. They had nothing to do with 9/11. Unless Bush was some sort of Pre-cog. The 2001 tax cuts were passed in May 2001.
I don't remember that. But, I remember Bush was on track to be the first president since Herbert Hoover to have net job losses over his first term.