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This, then, is a hinge moment in the history of Bush II. There has been lots of drama. Saddam and the Taliban have been routed. A tax cut has passed, another is proposed. But real progress, at home and abroad, requires real governance. Two questions will have to be answered in the 18 months before Election Day 2004: Is this Administration going to concern itself only with grand gestures? And if those gestures are not backed by substance, will the American people notice or care...
...order to receive a tax credit as one of Cambridge’s historical places, construction must meet stringent requirements...
...second largest law school in the country, and yet it has no faculty members that specialize in environmental law. While last year HLS offered over 45 classes in corporate and tax law, next year it will offer only seven classes in environmental law. That’s fewer than the number of environmental law courses offered at the law schools of Yale and Stanford—each of which is only one third HLS’ size. Other comparable schools also offer a wide variety of environmental law courses, despite being far smaller than...
...made in years, but one of the riskiest - treading into the political minefield that is health care with a proposal to spend more than $240 billion a year to cover nearly all the nation's 41 million uninsured. To pay for it, he would scrap President Bush's tax cut. "I realize this is dangerous territory," Gephardt told TIME, but added, "People deserve clear, distinct, meaningful alternatives...
...move for him to steal a beat as the candidate of new ideas. Now he has to defend them. The centerpiece of his proposal is a requirement for all employers to provide health insurance for their workers - with the government reimbursing 60% of their costs by way of a tax credit. Gephardt says the plan doubles as an economic stimulus--and a far more effective one than the Bush tax cut it would replace. It won relatively good reviews from health-policy experts. But the Republican National Committee pounced on it, as did the National Federation of Independent Business, which...