Voters skeptical but more think Kerry plan would cut costs
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- If you&#39;re looking for the starkest difference between President Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry, don&#39;t look to Iraq or tax policy.
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Anxiety over the Bush administration&#39;s handling of Iraq and the economy may have voters in some states second-guessing who to send to the White House.
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Accusing President Bush of plotting a &quot;January surprise&quot; to cut Social Security benefits, Sen. John Kerry told voters here and in Ohio on Sunday that Bush&#39;s
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President Bush and his Democratic challenger, Sen. John Kerry, both have plans to lower rising health care costs and broaden health insurance coverage for Americans, but their visions would take health care in two different directions.
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Potential voters see medical insurance costs -- and lack of insurance -- as a key election concern. By JEAN P. FISHER AND AMY GARDNER, Staff Writers.
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SEATTLE Aug. 28, 2004 - John Kerry doesn&#39;t talk much about Social Security on the campaign trail, but he laid out some thoughts for a voter in Everett, Wash.
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The Fairfax County School Board was moving toward a vote last night on a much-debated $2.3 billion annual spending plan that several board members said was likely to preserve some programs the superintendent had proposed to cut to offset declining tax revenue.
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SEATTLE - John Kerry doesn't talk much about Social Security on the campaign trail, but he laid out some thoughts for a voter in Everett, Wash., who doubted that the government retirement program is really in trouble.   "We've made little fixes, little jots and jags here and there, that have been able to change it," the Democratic presidential candidate said, noting that Social Security has survived 20 years of predictions that its demise is around the corner...
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The jury is out on whether presidential nominee John Kerry got a 'bounce' in the polls after the Democratic National Convention. Some surveys suggest he did; in others, he did not.
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Sen. John Kerry on Saturday looked to frame the next presidential debate by accusing President Bush of making a series of bad economic choices that are making it harder for average Americans to get by.
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Accusing President Bush of plotting a &quot;January surprise&quot; to cut Social Security benefits, Senator John Kerry told voters here and in Ohio on Sunday that
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WASHINGTON - One of the central themes in U.S. Senator John Kerry's presidential campaign is ending tax breaks for companies that send jobs overseas. But the IT community is split on whether Kerry's plan would actually keep jobs in the U.S.
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President Bush says his economic policies, including billions of dollars in tax cuts, are helping to create new jobs. But not the millions he promised. Democratic challenger John Kerry says 10 million new jobs would be added in his first term. Don't bet on that either.
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In the last presidential debate, the candidates are unlikely to dwell on the cost of their own proposals, which analysts put at roughly $1.3 trillion each over 10 years.
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Sen. John Kerry summed up President Bush's plan for Iraq in four words &#151; "More of the same" &#151; and thus neatly laid out the choice facing voters Nov. 2: Stick with the incumbent or take a leap of faith with a newcomer.
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TOLEDO, Ohio Sept. 14, 2004 - John Kerry trumpeted his health care program Tuesday as a recipe to bring down soaring medical costs, rejecting Republican contentions that a Democratic plan would mean a government takeover.
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Let&#39;s hedge this with all the usual qualifiers. Kerry could pull it out. The spread&#39;s within the margin of error. Respondents to polls are lying out of fear of John Ashcroft.