Economists say Bush Kerry plans fall short on jobs
Economists warn both candidates’ job plans fail to address growth issues amid deficits, health care costs, and energy concerns. Bush relies on extending a $1.9 trillion tax cut. Kerry targets health care relief, tax cuts for small business, and ending offshore jobs. Analysts doubt deficits will shrink and job gains meet promises.
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Catholic University reverses NAACP denial on campus chapter
Twenty students met with President Rev. David O'Connell and won permission to revisit forming an NAACP chapter after officials said the group would not advocate abortion rights contrary to university policy. Administrators had opposed the plan citing overlaps and perceived conflict with Catholic Church policies.
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Bush Kerry job creation proposals from campaigns
Bush aims to make four rounds of tax cuts permanent and simplify the code to spur saving investment and growth. He proposes opportunity zones, funding priorities for education training housing, energy independence, cleaner fuels, trade expansion, and reduced regulation, plus measures to cut taxes for corporations and individuals and boost research, development, and small business financing. Kerry emphasizes market-friendly growth and broad tax and regulatory reforms with economy focus and linked web plan references.
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