Bush is parading around in the southwest saying that things are
             going really well, while the democratic challenge points out that there are
             President Bush and senator John Kerry debated recently over a
             serious issue that could decide the whole election and economy. The
             president says that there are going to be low interest rates, and strong
             business growth but Kerry is arguing that in fact this is not true that many
             jobs will be lost, and poverty will increase. Kerry says that the economy
             is weak and he plans to cut corporate taxes by 5 percent. He says that this
             will encourage companies to add jobs overseas.
             Bush says that rates of homeownership are rising, and its a trend he
             hopes to continue in his second term and its a trend he hopes to continue
             in his second term, especially amongst Latino minorities. Kelly although
             insists that Bush has a record of negative job growth and stagnant income.
             He is to blame for not fixing long term unemployment. 3 million more
             Americans have fallen into poverty under Bush's presidency, not to mention
             that 4 million more have lost health insurance.
             Bush's focus on homeownership is part of his strategy to build a
             vision of the nation as an ownership society. Also, social security and
             other programs might be replaced by stock/bond accounts. and more housing
             means more jobs for carpenters. Kerry is focused on jobs first to create
             Kerry is calling for taxing U.S company's overseas profits at the
             same rate as its profits are earned. Many are surprised at his call for lower
             corporate tax rates but its to get the job done.
             Kerry is the better choice over all. We can't let government take away
             social security and healthcare and other programs. Also, as a nation job
             opportunities need to increase, then we can worry about homeownership.
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