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Rudy Giuliani is accusing of having raised taxes, not cut them as Romney has claimed, and of supported Hillary Clinton-style health reform. Romney says Giuliani has a "fact problem" of this variety: "he makes them up."
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Translation: expect a steady diet of charges and counter-charges about spending (both claim austerity) and taxes (both claim to have cut) that will be very difficult for the average viewer to sort out.
Perhaps easier to grasp may be talk of religion, which is rising as former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee surges in Iowa with strong support from conservative Christians. Some observers believe Huckabee is benefiting from distaste among some evangelicals for Romney's Mormon faith, which our NBC-Wall Street Journal poll has shown represents a significant political obstacle.
Add it all up and it should be a serious smackdown just five weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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