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Supreme Court Justice Hillary Clinton? Secretary of State John Kerry? How 'bout a lot of people (and small businesses) seeing their marginal income tax rates double?Those are some of the outcomes predicted under an...
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News — MORNING READ With three weeks to go before the election, John McCain finds himself behind Barack Obama in every national poll, including the latest survey by The Washington Post and ABC News. Many Americans just don't like McCain anymore, so his late attempts to reshape the campaign won't work, according to liberal bloggers. But Democrats looking past the election may be getting ahead of themselves, according to conservative bloggers. The Washington Post/ABC News poll shows Obama with a 53 percent to 43 percent lead. The survey also shows Obama as the stronger candidate when it comes to two areas where McCain needs to win: tax policy and leadership, ...

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