Charles, your hatred of Bush, long known, has blinded you to the FACTS. Here is an excerpt I pulled from a post made awhile ago relating to tax policy of the two people.
Kerry’s Europeanized domestic plan would set up tax penalties on capital formation, upward mobility, and the formation of job-creating businesses. For the 90 million-strong investor class, Kerry’s taxes on dividends, capital gains, and the most successful earners are a tax on the stock market -- and therefore a tax on economic growth and wealth creation.
On the flip-side, Bush would use personal control, individual responsibility, and tax-free savings accounts to create new wealth for retirement, healthcare, and education. This is his ownership-society vision. It would represent a sea-change in policy. Instead of government-directed solutions, Bush would move the country toward consumer- and investor-based solutions. Government dependency would end
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