Democrats and taxes make an easy target for a Republican, but Giuliani can't quite justify his claim for how high taxes would go.
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He's consistently voted against giving the feds authority in state matters — even when it opposes conservative ideals.
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The Connecticut senator likens his low poll numbers to John Kerry's four years ago. But the numbers don't match up.
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The Democrats toss around lots of numbers in the Univision debate. They're right about health insurance and the border fence, but miss the mark on NAFTA.
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The freshman senator calls for bipartisanship. But when he votes, it's nearly always with his party.
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In a New Hampshire debate, the GOP candidates discuss immigration, Iraq and chicken dinners for Guantanamo detainees. Some of their facts aren't quite right.
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McCain exaggerates when he says firing a federal worker is a "near impossibility." But experts say his broader point is true: Reforms are needed for supervisors to deal effectively with poor performers.
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The Democrat says he can draw black voters and young people to the polls in a big way, but experts have their doubts.
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The NYC crime stats look great from his tenure as mayor, but they looked great in a lot of cities.
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Clinton overstates the implications of making English the official U.S. language.
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The RNC goes on the offensive against the top Democrats on Iraq, but the flip-flop charge against Clinton and Obama just isn't very strong.
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