Millionaires for Bush, Billionaires for Kerry - Why the super-rich ... about business and finance. Millionaires for Bush, Billionaires for Kerry Why the super-rich favor the candidate who will raise their taxes. By Daniel Gross Posted Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2004, at 1:52 PM PT   

CNN - CNN Political Unit debate fact check - Oct 9, 2004 to make this distinction when addressing audiences. Claim: President Bush said Sen. John Kerry voted for higher taxes 98 times. CNN Fact Check: The Bush-Cheney '04 campaign has identified 98 specific   

Bloomberg: U.S. by independent groups that are not subject to the limits on federal financing that both the Bush and Kerry campaigns must adhere to. Schmidt, Bush's spokesman, said Kerry had benefited from   

Bush, Kerry Agree on P2P friendly and promotes apetitive marketplace." While Bush again called for a permanent moratorium on Inte access taxes, Kerry didn't address the issue at all. On cyber security, though   

FactCheck Bush accuses Kerry of 350 votes for "higher taxes ... Bush accuses Kerry of 350 votes for "higher taxes" Higher than what? Bush campaign falsely accuses Kerry of voting 350 times for tax increases. Bush's own words mislead reporters. March 23, 2004   

McSweeney's Inte Tendency: Reasons to Dispatch Bush Now Bear More of the Brunt of Federal Taxes," Newsday , August 17, 2004.) To Suggest Your Own sure it works." (Sources: Shannon Gibney, "Bush, Kerry Address Journalists of Color," Minnesota   

G O P :: Republican Nationalmittee Social Security reform plan. The Baltimore Sun reports Greenspan "gave a qualified boost" Bush's "proposal for private Social Security retirement accounts."   Rising Tide It’s an incredible time for   

CBS News | Kerry Leads Bush In Florida | March 8, 2004 14:18:49 Pitts reports.  Story Bush, Kerry Hitting Harder  Story Kerry Hits Bush On Jobs  Story Bush, Kerry Spar Over Taxes, Iraq  Story Major Jobs Disappointment  Story Kerry Looks To Narrow $100M Gap  Story Bush   

MSNBC - Bush, Kerry squabble over health care, taxes Bush, Kerry squabble over health care, taxes Final face-off could change razor-close presidential race Kevork Djansezian / AP Their unsmiling faces reflecting the tenor of the debate, Sen. John Kerry, D   

GOP :: Gillespie's BLOG October 13, 2004: A Kerry Supporter Caught Stealing A Bush Sign In Cape Girardeau, Missouri line we've heard President Bush use on the stump. Try to raise taxes on the rich using the current   

MSNBC - Bush, Kerry trade jabs on economy 350 pro-tax votes alleged “John Kerry has voted for higher taxes 350 times and his numbers for new spending don’t add up,â€� said Steve Schmidt, a Bush campaign spokesman. “His campaign-trail   

CNS STORY: Campaign '04: Bush, Kerry are far apart on taxes, budget ... With logos posted March 10 and photos posted today. xxxn Campaign '04: Bush, Kerry are far apart on taxes, budget, economy By Jerry Filteau Catholic News Service WASHINGTON (CNS) -- With different   

CPD: 2004 Debate Transcript Debate Transcript October 13, 2004 The Third Bush-Kerry Presidential Debate THIRD PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES the last debate that you would not raise taxes on those making less than $200,000 a year. But the   

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CBS News | Bush, Kerry Release Tax Returns | April 13, 2004 20:30:15 Story Bush Mulls Iraq Troop Buildup  Story Kerry Vows 5% Corporate Tax Cut  Story Bush, Kerry Spar Over Taxes, Iraq  Story Fast Tax Returns CBSNews The Web     Sign up: E-Mail Alerts RSS   

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CNN - Early poll gives Kerry the edge in final debate - Oct 14 ... 41). There was no clear leader on the economy (Kerry 51, Bush 46), education (Kerry 48, Bush 47) or taxes (Bush 50, Kerry 47). Kerry's biggest win came on the question of who expressed himself better   

The Whoppers of 2004 and Cheney "Small Businesses?" Their Ad Counts Them As Such A Bush-Cheney ad says Kerry would raise taxes for 900,000 "small businesses" and "hurt jobs." It's a big exaggeration. View   

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