Not just for the richest anymore
By David DeCamp
November 1, 2007 Candidates pillory the alternative minimum tax, though not always with solutions in hand.
Candidates pillory the alternative minimum tax, though not always with solutions in hand.
Surviving his own cancer scare doesn't protect Giuliani from drawing fire over disputed statistics.
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Mitt Romney backs the Bush administration's key education accountability reforms, saying that high-stakes testing has worked wonders for his state.
Obama and Clinton argue about Iran, but they agree on most aspects of U.S. policy.
As the attacks increase, we're checking lots of claims and adding new items to our Attack File. You'll find them in the lower left of this page.
Update: Fred Thompson has a mixed record on tort reform. He's opposed some bills because of his preference for states' rights, but supported others.
A gay Republican group attacks Romney with his own record.
To read the Clinton-Gold Star Mothers e-mail, click here.
A Special Report: Chain e-mails spread rumors about candidates at warp speed. But they often distort the truth, as we found with one that falsely claims Hillary Clinton refused to meet with the Gold Star Mothers.