On issues such as tax cuts, the Vice President proposed a plan, which cut taxes for middle class families, balance budgets every year, and pay down the national debt. He accused the Governor of cutting taxes for only the wealthiest 1% of the population. Gore's plan was for every $1 given to things like education and health, another $1 would be given for middle class tax cuts, and for every dollar spent there, $2 would be expended to bring down the national de

Governor Bush's views on tax cuts differed. His proposal was to put one half towards Social Security, one fourth towards important projects and the remaining one fourth to the people who pay the bills. Also accusing Gore of "Medi Scare," he said he would make sure all seniors have Medicare and a variety of options to choose from. He also proposed a plan, Immediate Helping Hand, in which seniors could get immediate healthcare if they needed it.

help parents strengthen families, making sure the schools they attended were safe, and preventing exposure to "cultural pollution."

Gore opposed his Medicare payment plan saying that it would fail to help seniors for the first four to five years and that Bush's plan spends "more money on tax cuts for the wealthiest one percent, than all the spending he proposes for education, health care, prescr

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