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Apr.15
4:34 PM ET
Tuesday, 15 Apr 2008
John McCain: My Interview With Him On The Economy
Posted By:John Harwood
Topics:Republicans | Presidential Politics (2008) | John McCain | Media | Wall Street | Taxes | Economy (U.S.) | Economics | Politics & Government | White House
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AP Presidential Candidate, John McCain |
It's because McCain is accessible, and good humored, and candid. He was all those things when he sat down for an interview with me today after his big economic speech in Pittsburgh.
The speech and interview were both interesting--pro business in his insistence on corporate tax cuts, but also populist in his tough words for CEO pay excesses. His most headline grabbing proposal--for a "holiday" in federal gas taxes through Labor Day--will draw fire as the sort of wrong-headed election-year pandering he often disdains.
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But it also shows John McCain's commitment to compete for votes up and down the income scale. He's doing his part to make this an unusually intriguing presidential race.
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