Dole Opens Tax Cut Bid as Clinton Follows
In a bidding war on tax relief, Bob Dole calls for a phased three year 15 percent cut, halved capital gains taxes, and a 500 dollar child exemption. Clinton counters with rival ideas and critiques, arguing over growth, deficits, and timing.
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Bob Dole tax cut plan draws mixed reaction from critics
A syndicated column critiques Bob Dole's proposal to cut income tax rates 15 percent across the board, noting his past votes and alignment with limited-government rhetoric. It contrasts Dole's stance with Forbes, cites liberal and conservative reactions, and argues for restraint on taxation while warning of government overreach.
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Dole could name God as running mate in wild bid
Feder proposes a stunt filled piece satirizing a Dole campaign fantasy by naming God as running mate. The piece riffs on religious equity in politics, mocks political vanity, and weighs implications of a theocratic ticket while lampooning the era’s campaign anxieties.
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