Poll finds Americans endorse taxes if roads improve
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows 56 percent would pay higher taxes for better roads and public transit, while 55 percent say area traffic worsened in five years. Most drive alone, mass transit use is low, and opinions on tax increases vary amid proposals to raise gasoline taxes and alternative traffic solutions.
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Richardson withdraws as Kerry running mate candidate
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, a leading Hispanic Democrat, told John Kerry he will not be considered for vice president. He cited a pledge to serve a full four year term and noted Kerry has experienced leaders to choose from.
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