President Obama and Mitt Romney focused on revenue and spending, with an emphasis on health care, in their first presidential debate.
It was the nuts-and-bolts convention that nearly broke down over the most ethereal of issues: Jerusalem and God.
More than 100 Jewish community organizations are backing President Obama\’s 2010 budget while expressing \”significant concerns,\” but not opposing, a proposed decrease in the tax deduction for charitable contributions.
I don\’t know about you, but I\’ve had it up to here with once-in-a-lifetime events.
Neither candidate on the campaign trail has spoken often on issues that matter to seniors, and when they have, it\’s been underreported by much of the media. So at the end of the day, how different are the candidates — and their respective political parties — from each other when it comes to issues of great importance to seniors, such as long-term care, Social Security, medical insurance and taxes?
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