Internet tax moratorium vote edges toward 2006 extension
The Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce voted 11-1 to recommend extending the Internet sales tax moratorium from 2001 to 2006. Despite seven abstentions, the move shifts debate to Congress which must approve the proposal. Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk opposed the moratorium, calling it a money grab by business members.
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Charles Schwab Discount
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Utah
Tom W. Bell
Chapman University
California
Bell
Texas
Gateway Computer
South Dakota
Greater threats in Geneva and Syria flashpoint debate
Cal Thomas argues the core conflict is Arab rejection of Israel, not Bush Assad meetings. He denounces Syria as a terrorist state tied to Iran Sudan North Korea and Cuba, cites Assad’s support for PKK violence and mass repression in Hama, and claims Hamas ties mark a 12th anniversary of terrorism while warning of apocalyptic aims against Israel and Jews.
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Bill Clinton
Hafez al- Assad
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Iran
Sudan
North Korea
Cuba
Ehud Barak
Clinton
Hitler
Thomas
Hamas
Post
Ariel Center For Policy Research
Ha’aretz
Alois Brunner
Adolf Eichmann
Hama
Securi
Politics produces amazing things in American politics
Thomas Lowell argues that Democrats restrict supply in petroleum housing and education, causing higher prices and shortages, while Republicans fail to articulate and unite. He cites liberal Democrats and teachers unions and suggests a communication boot camp with Rush Limbaugh.
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OPEC
California
White House
Capitol Hill
Rush Limbaugh
Lowell
Hoover Institution
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