President Bush claims Senator Kerry's tax plans would hurt millions of small businesses. But an analysis by the Los Angeles Times shows those plans would affect far fewer small businesses -- less than 1 in 25. But the President may be right when he says that would be enough to slow job growth. The Bush tax plan, on the other hand benefits people like Lynne Cheney -- the Vice President's wife. She makes more than a million dollars a year as a "consultant." That qualifies her as a "small business" under the President's definition -- and gives her tax breaks meant to create jobs. However, she and her business don't create any jobs.
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