How the candidates want to spend your taxes
Democratic rivals Clinton Obama and Edwards push multibillion dollar plans for health care education and energy while Republicans Giuliani Romney McCain and Thompson push tax cuts and spending restraint. Clinton Obama Edwards outline universal coverage energy and tax plans funded by taxing or expiring Bush cuts and cutting subsidies.
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Republicans push prolonged Iraq role and tax plans
Giuliani Romney Thompson and McCain favor a long Iraq presence with tens of billions in yearly spending while preserving Bush tax cuts. CBO projects 2.3 trillion to 2017 if extenders pass. candidates debate AMT indexing and health care cost estimates, with Romney proposing revenue neutral reform and state private coverage funding.
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Obama workers count on numbers not a movement in Iowa
In a Des Moines Iowa campaign hub Obama relies on a one to two voter contact system to turn out supporters at 1784 precincts. The effort emphasizes ground organization with 31 field offices statewide, outspending rivals in Iowa and early states, and rallying thousands at Tom Harkin steak fry.
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Perry backs Giuliani despite abortion rights clash
Texas Governor Rick Perry endorsed Rudy Giuliani amid abortion rights differences saying he wants judges on the Supreme Court who align with conservatives. Perry cited Giuliani’s assurances he would appoint conservatives like Scalia Roberts and Alito, and said he can live with that.
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