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As Republicans try to figure out who will be the best candidate to run against President Obama, the economy remains the number one issue affecting voter opinion in the general election for president. And with projections of unemployment reamining high, long into 2012, combined with a way too slow rate of economic growth, rising prices and debt, low consumer confidence, and a host of other negative economic indicators that offer little hope for a turnaround, it looks like the economy will remain the top issues in 2012. As such, White House 2012 has prepared a chart that compares each of the Republican presidential candidate’s econmic plans to one another.
In the chart you will see exactly where each candidate stands on such things as the personal and corporate rates, repatriation of corporate profits made overseas, Sarbanes-Oxley, Dodd-Frank, capital gains and death taxes, spending, and more.
Hopefully this comparison will serve as a quick and handy summation of the similarities and differences between the candidates. But no matter how helpful it may be, there is no substitution for knowing exactly what each candidate is proposing. They say the devil is in the details and that is the truth. While summaries are nice, knowing precisely what is involved is far better. That is why in addition to our summary comparison chart, White House 2012 is also providing you with the links to each candidate’s actual economic plan. Some are more detailed than others and in that area, the most comprehensive plan of all out there is the plan outlined in Mitt Romney’s “Believe in America” proposal.
While the details that Romney offer are commendable, there is also a commendable trend toward to simplicity that is being offered in the 2012 cycle. Each of the candidates are proposes a flatter” tax code with less brackets, and several are proposing an all out flat tax. Such simplification is welcome but they also involve more than just one single tax for all. So I advise you to take a good look at each candidate’s individual plan. Decide for yourself who has the best command of this most important issue and who has the best plan to deal with it. Below the chart, you will find links to the most detailed information on their economic plans made available by their campaigns.
Click on the name of each candidate to review the details of their economic plans
Michele Bachmann
Herman Cain
Newt Gingrich
Jon Huntsman
Ron Paul
Rick Perry
Mitt Romney
Rick Santorum
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[...] He proposes eliminating corporate taxes immediately and pay roll taxes in the future. To skeptics, Gingrich’s plan offers more benefits to the wealthy than the non-wealthy. He proposes eliminating not only the corporate [...]
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