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    By Matt Snyders

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    By Natalie O'Neill

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    By Nicholas Phillips

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    The Fight for Texas

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Burning Bush

The presidents conservative critics

Published on July 08, 2004

Illustration by Bob Aul "I would not have voted for [President Bush's] tax cut based on what I know. . . . There is no doubt that the people at the top who need a tax break the least will get the most benefit. . . . Too often, presidents do things that don't end up helping the people they should be helping, and their staffs won't tell them their actions stink on ice."

—Former Senator Jesse Helms, in a recent interview with a North Carolina business magazine via Salon.com's "War Room '04" feature.