Tax Cut Fight Looms Large in Bush Pitch
President Bush faces a defining early test with a sweeping tax cut plan. Analysts warn the battle could determine the second Bush presidency, shaping public support and conservative coalition dynamics amid doubts about its impact on the economy and social programs.
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Central New York lawmakers urge caution on a Bush plan for a 1 million ten year tax cut while differing on scale. Rep Walsh backs a moderate approach, Rep Boehler favors smaller totals, and Rep McHugh seeks no fixed number yet. Senators Schumer and Clinton push targeted or broader relief with concerns on education and costs.
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