Bush admits error in dropping no tax pledge
President Bush says abandoning his 1988 no tax pledge was a mistake and hints at a new economic proposal. He also argues private lives should be off the campaign agenda unless publicly flaunted, while defending remarks about infidelity as a fair game only if conduct harms the office.
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Barclay's Power and Wealth Shape Syracuse Politics
The Oswego County–Douglaston heir, Hugh Douglas Barclay, 60, leverages a vast empire from Hiscock & Barclay to KeyCorp and multiple boards to influence Upstate politics and Bush campaigns. He bills for Inner Harbor funds and leads grassroots efforts while facing criticism over land access fees and a hostile labor case.
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