Reply #5: And Americans aren't stupid

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And if Americans all of them) knew the truth... this clown wouldn't be able to get a job as a janitor after November.

http://www.bushlies.net/pages/10/
As explained by Michael Kinsley in Slate:

“The documentation on the GOP Web site . . . lists only 67 votes "for higher taxes." Most of these are votes against a tax cut, not in favor of a tax increase. The 67 include nine votes listed twice, three listed three times, and two listed four times. .... The Bush list also includes several series of sequentially numbered votes, which are procedural twists on the same bill. ... The only actual tax increase on Bush's list (counted twice, but hey …) is Kerry's support for Clinton's 1993 deficit-reduction plan. That's the one that raised rates in the top bracket and led to a decade of such fabulous prosperity that even its most affluent victims ended up better off.”

Using this same standard, Kinsley calculates Bush proposed raising taxes 63 times through fiscal 2005. At this rate Bush would “have 320 under his belt if he could stay in the White House for 20 years.” (Kinsley – Slate 03.24.04)