Dean, Howard
The unusual radio-only debate between six Democratic presidential candidates revealed a sharp distinction in the field: whether to raise taxes on middle-class Americans. Senator John Kerry and Senator Joseph Lieberman criticized Howard Dean and Representative Richard Gephardt for proposing to reverse middle-class tax cuts passed under President Bush. Kerry proposed
Dean, Howard
Seven of the nine Democratic presidential candidates met in Iowa on Sunday, 15 days before the Jan. 19 caucuses, in a debate that highlighted the tight contest and showed a willingness to attack each other's positions. Sen. John Kerry mentioned that Howard Dean had not condemned Osama bin
Dean, Howard
As the "invisible primary" comes to a close, Democratic presidential candidates are preparing to face voters in a series of contests that could determine the party's nominee by early March. With Iowa's caucuses just two weeks away, followed by New Hampshire's primary
Dean, Howard
The Democratic presidential candidates are aligning on key economic issues, including reversing Bush-era tax cuts, expanding health care, and increasing spending. However, they differ on how to address the growing budget deficit, with some vowing to raise taxes and others relying on spending cuts. The candidates' positions on trade
