by David W. Moore on Dec 08, 2010
How Polls Mislead on the Bush-Era Tax Cuts
The polling consensus these days is that most Americans support extending the Bush-era tax cuts just for the middle class and...
The polling consensus these days is that most Americans support extending the Bush-era tax cuts just for the middle class and...
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