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3/31/04: Finally there seems to be a politics-inspired idea that can actually assist corporate America. John Kerry has proposed a tax-reform plan that calls for a cut in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 33.3% and would also offer a tax credit for employers who create new domestic jobs. He believes the plan will create more than 10 million new jobs over four years. What is so intriguing about this idea is that, while fiscal conservatives are embracing the plan, the more liberal economic pundits don't really believe it will create new jobs in this country. In other words, a healthy debate is actually now in the offing in how to build a stronger economy. It will be interesting to see how this debate flows during the upcoming election. John Kerry being embraced by conservatives? As they used to say, "Only Nixon could go to China."


