After two debates flawed candidates set negative course
After two debates voters see Bush irritable and Kerry arguing over Iraq weapons. Polls show a tight race three weeks from Election Day with incumbency and liberal records shaping the campaign. Analysts call both candidates flawed and capable of changing voters’ minds.
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Congress OKs corporate tax bill and hurricane aid
The Senate sent President Bush a 136 billion dollar corporate tax cut and a 14.5 billion disaster aid package. Florida benefits as hurricanes drive reconstruction, with 2.9 billion for farmers and allocations extending to Ohio and Wisconsin. Grassley called the measure fair and balanced as Bush signals support.
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Senate passes broad corporate tax bill to Bush for signature
The Senate approved a wide-ranging corporate tax bill with ten year cost estimates and provisions cutting loopholes. It tightens car donation deductions and reinstates state and local sales tax deductions, while cutting excise taxes on hunting gear. Debate grew over items dropped from the compromise and farm disaster funding.
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