Mr. Ultra-Liberal Himself, Michael Morre's, Statement Endorsing General Wesley K. Clark

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Only because Clark has the greatest chance of defeating Bush, not because he is having a love-affair with Clark. Moore isn't a stupid man, he knows the kind of influence he has on much of the liberal public ... I'd put money on the idea that he wants Bush out more than he wants Clark in.

I wonder what kind of tune he'd be singing if Hilary were in the race?
 

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Yes and no. Did you read his statement? True, the top goal is to defeat Bush, as it should be, but Moore isn't about to endorse a Republican. I think he sees the non-Lieberman 8 as pretty similar so the deciding factor is electability, as it should be. The nominee won't mean a hill of beans if he can't win and if drags down other Dems on the ticket.
 

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On Clark's income tax brackets: a family of four making $50,000 or less will pay NO income tax?? That's bullshit, in my opinion. I don't take issue with enforcing taxation to corporations (waaaayyy too many loopholes, in Canada as well as the US) but to exclude people who wouldn't even qualify for poverty level is absurd, not to mention insulting. Is the suggestion, then, that the only way for the poor (debatable, again) to get out of poverty is with a helping hand by the government? In reality, all that this will do is provide little incentive for a family to want to increase their income to the over-50 mark, unless it is dramatic enough to justify the tax hit. You can be assured, as well, that fewer women (wives) will feel encouragement to work, a dangerous position given the divorce rate.

I suggest leaving taxes as they are, increasing the taxes to big business, and re-organizing tax revenues to make public education, especially in lower-income urban regions the number 1 priority. Bandaid solutions simply don't, and won't, work.
 

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That figure is probably closer to $65,000-$70,000.
Every little bit helps when you have kids. Increasing the taxes to big business will most likely trickle down to the family four in the form of higher prices on the goods they purchase. As far as public schools are concerned, they suck. I don't have the time to get into it right now but when you graduate people that can't read it's time to shut the doors.
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