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| | Steve Forbes for President 2000 Campaign Brochure |
 | | Steve will also give younger workers the freedom to invest part -- and eventually the bulk -- of their payroll taxes in their own personal retirement accounts. | | | Steve's plan provides generous personal exemptions of $13,000 for each adult and $5,000 for each child. | | | Since then, Steve has led the fight for an honest conservative agenda, helping pass a 10% tax cut in lowa, fight a new income tax in New Hampshire, and defeat a 20% sales tax increase in Ohio. |
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http://www.4president.org/brochures/steveforbes2000brochure.htm
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| | Presidential Candidate Steve Forbes - The Dark Side: Character and Scandals |
| | Forbes also repeatedly opposed a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget, and in fact never felt a balanced budget was as important as lowering taxes. | | | Of course, as the national enjoys the achievement and results of a balanced budget for the first time in a generation, even spending cuts are not a guaranteed popularity booster. | | | On the other hand, Fortune Magazine (which sells 3,200 pages a year and is "very profitable") charged in a 1996 article that Forbes got those ads with a policy of not printing bad news about companies that advertise. |
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http://www.realchange.org/forbes.htm
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| | Steve Forbes - Reviews on RateItAll |
| | Forbes did poorly in the elections, mainty because he was under constant attack from the liberal media. | | | Steve Forbes had a few good ideas, like the flat tax which is a more equitable tax system. | | | The wealthy of this nation should turn over their profits to others for a time so that there may be a true sharing of the wealth, as Huey Long, the well-meaning demagogue from Louisiana, so eloquently argued. |
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http://www.rateitall.com/i-12241-steve-forbes.aspx
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| | Billionaires for Steve Forbes |
| | Steve Forbes’ flat tax proposals would eliminate all taxes on investment income as well as the capital gains tax, thus drastically lowering effective tax rates for millionaires and billionaires. | | | Forbes would save $174,000 per year if the 1996 version of his flat tax proposal were implemented, according to a 1995 analysis by Citizens for Tax Justice, while a single person making $25,000 a year would pay over $2,000 per year more. | | | “Steve Forbes is the only candidate who understands the needs of the super-rich to eliminate taxes on investment income and to cut back costly programs that do nothing for people like us. |
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http://www.commondreams.org/pressreleases/april99/041599e.htm
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| | Analysis of Steve Forbes' ads |
| | Forbes' ads on taxes are short on specifics about the fiscal impact of his proposals, but his campaign says the savings for taxpayers will be balanced by long-term growth and closing of corporate loopholes. | | | SCRIPT: Forbes: "I propose removing all the taxes and penalties on Social Security benefits because you've already paid the tax during your working life. | | | Let's say you have a family of four, your first $36,000 would be free of federal income tax. |
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http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWSUSElection9911/15_forbes2.html
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| | Interview with Steve Forbes |
| | Forbes is my favorite business magazine because it is unabashedly free market and irreverent. | | | Here, we'll get Steve's views on the bull market in oil and gold, the Fed's reckless monetary policy, and why he's pushing for a 17% flat income tax to replace the current hodgepodge tax code. | | | Stay tuned for Part 2 of my interview with Steve Forbes...where we'll discuss the stock market, the war on terror, corporate legislation and more... |
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http://www.investmentu.com/IUEL/2005/20051013.html
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| | AllPolitics - Steve Forbes Profile |
| | Convinced that cutting taxes will stimulate the economy, Forbes doesn't worry much about estimates that his plan might swell the deficit anywhere between $40 billion and $182 billion a year. | | | The copycat spectacle was gratifying to Forbes, who especially savored Dole's dilemma when the majority leader stood before the cameras as Kemp laid out a dozen principles for changing the tax code. | | | His refusal to make public his tax returns is bound to fuel charges that he has something to hide (last week Dole preemptively released nearly 30 years' worth of tax returns)--like how much he would stand to gain personally from his tax scheme. |
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http://edition.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/candidates/republican/withdrawn/forbes.profile.shtml
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| | Steve Forbes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In response to this criticism, Forbes promised in his 2000 campaign to exempt himself from the benefits of the flat tax. | | | Observers noted that he stood to save substantial amounts in taxes if such a proposal was enacted. | | | Forbes entered the Republican primaries for President of the United States in 1996 and 2000, primarily running on a campaign to establish a flat income tax. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Forbes
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| | Larry Kudlow |
| | Steve Forbes was the political godfather of flat-tax cuts, of private accounts for Social Security, of Medical Savings Accounts, of educational choice for parents. | | | Forbes is a national spokesmen for free trade and a strong dollar. | | | Forbes is one of the great assets of the Republican party. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow/kudlow072700.html
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| | Steve Forbes's Flat Tire |
| | Forbes figures that almost everybody would pay less under his proposal than under the current system. | | | As for the unnecessary complications, most of them were not put there by people or interest groups pushing for higher taxes and bigger government. | | | It seems that no amount of recent experience can put a dent in the wonderfully convenient belief that you can raise tax revenue by cutting taxes, because lower taxes inspire people to work longer and think harder, yada yada yada. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/05/AR2005080501490.html?nav=rss_opinion/columns
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| | Radio Australia - Asia Pacific - Programs - AUSTRALIA: Forbes urges US to sell oil reserves |
| | Delegates who paid almost five thousand U-S dollars to attend will be addressed by Australia's Prime Minister John Howard, and discuss the global economy and investment opportunities at the picturesque venue of the Sydney Opera House over the next two days. | | | One way to bring the price of oil down would be to stop buying for strategic petroleum reserve, which has over 700 million barrels in it already. | | | Last Updated 30/08/2005 8:57:00 PM AUSTRALIA: Forbes urges US to sell oil reserves |
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http://www.abc.net.au/ra/asiapac/programs/s1449559.htm
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| | Incharacter.org |
| | We talked with Steve Forbes recently about how people actually spend their money and whether they exercise thrift. | | | He is a longtime champion of the idea that people know better what to do with their money than government does. | | | How did those habits and outlooks help your own family's business during difficult times? |
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http://www.incharacter.org/article.php?article=4
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| | The 30A Network |
| | Forbes doesn't have a policy platform, but it does make policy pronouncements and lobby for policy change. | | | How do we find out what these policies are? | | | A comment piece in the Australian Financial Review tells a very interesting story: |
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http://www.30a.org
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| | Book Steve Forbes for Event, Meeting, Gala |
| | Forbes brilliantly and compellingly translates the micro and macro economic trends that affect the future of business, government and families. | | | Booking Steve Forbes For Corporate Events, Business Meetings and Special Event | | | Forbes strongly for you to consider bringing to your organization. |
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http://www.grabow.biz/Speakers/SteveForbes.htm
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| | The Steve Forbes Information Explosion Experience |
| | Steve's campaign doesn't just try to get you to vote for Steve, they help you learn how to vote. | | | This is where we find Steve's stands on the Flat Tax, Parental Rights, Social Security Reform and Medical Savings Accounts. | | | You can go from e-block, to e-neighborhood, to e-ward, and so on all the way up to e-region and finally to Member of the e-National Committee. |
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http://www.ourfounder.com/haque/forbes.htm
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| | Handwriting Analysis for Steve Forbes |
| | He may miss seeing the whole picture because he is so concerned with making sure he adheres to company policy. | | | His ability to make necessary adjustments in a variety of circumstances indicates a certain amount of independence and autonomy. | | | Steve prefers to take on projects that do not require a substantial investment of time and patience. |
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http://www.ocampa.com/analysis/candidates/forbes.html
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| | Forbes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Forbes 500, a list of largest companies taking into account market capitalization, revenue, income and assets (this is differs from the Fortune 500 which is based only on revenues). | | | Forbes is an American business and financial magazine founded in 1917 by B.C. Forbes. | | | Forbes 400, a list of the richest people in the United States. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes
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| | Steve Forbes: Sin Masquerading As Virtue |
| | Raising or eliminating caps on spending and giving, along with fuller disclosure and the elimination of federal subsidies for presidential candidates, are his recommendations. | | | Start by scrapping the major source of power—the federal income tax code. | | | In this brief op-ed comment Steve Forbes, editor in chief of Forbes and a presidential candidate in the 1996 race, calls campaign finance "reform" an assault on First Amendment freedoms, advantageous to incumbents, and a boon to the media. |
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http://www.campaignfinancesite.org/book/html/290.html
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| | Steve Forbes: Don't Junk Property Rights |
| | To summarize....note how the nexus between bog government and big money / political contributers is shaping government policies and legislation at all levels. | | | You are everything we've come to expect from years of government training.) | | | Forbes certainly addresses the important issues that I am concerned about. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1309818/posts
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| | CNN.com - Real revolution of George W. Bush - Aug. 5, 2003 |
| | President George W. Bush has now ended that debate -- in Forbes' favor -- by his successful crusade to effectively reduce the dividend income tax rate for high-income individuals from 39.6 percent under Bill Clinton to 15 percent and the capital gains tax rate from 28 percent to 15 percent. | | | Beneath the wise-cracks was a serious debate then among Republican candidates over whether earned income -- wages and salary from work -- ought to be taxed at a higher rate than unearned income -- from sources such as stocks or investments. | | | Pat Buchanan won the New Hampshire primary after charging that Forbes' plan to exclude from taxation interest and dividends must have been crafted "by the boys at the yacht basin" and that, if enacted, would "let some trust-fund baby in Florida clip coupons the rest of his life and pay zero taxes." |
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http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/08/05/column.shields.opinion.bush
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| | Online NewsHour: Snapshot: Steve Forbes- November 18, 1999 |
| | STEVE FORBES: The question concerns spending, and one thing I've proposed is that we have spending caps. | | | STEVE FORBES: I don't know why China should be treated as if it were a small, poor, third-world nation. | | | As a guest on a local program, "radio free New Hampshire," Forbes criticized the Clinton administration's recent trade agreement with china. |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/politics/forbes_11-18.html
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| | Steve Forbes |
| | He began his career in Sittingbourne, and cost Millwall £45,000 in 1994. | | | Steve is a midfield player who can play in the middle or on the right. |
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http://web.ukonline.co.uk/thedaggers/profiles/forbes_steve.html
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| | STEVE FORBES |
| | Forbes will continue to energetically promote this agenda. | | | The company's flagship publication, Forbes, is the nation's leading business magazine, with a circulation of 900,000. | | | Forbes served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Empower America, a political reform organization founded by Jack Kemp, Bill Bennett and Jeane Kirkpatrick. |
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http://www.pbec-ecuador.org/Steve_Forbes1.htm
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| | Profile: Steve Forbes |
| | Thanks to the '96 effort, Forbes didn't have to spend time introducing himself or establishing an identity. | | | Because he has so much of it, she reasoned, "he doesn't have to owe things to all these other groups" that are contributing money to other campaigns. | | | Critics needn't have worried about Forbes spending some of his substantial wealth on commercials ripping into Bush. |
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http://www.gazetteonline.com/caucus/2000/forbes.htm
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| | Meeting with Steve Forbes |
| | Like me, he is bullish on US technology, and his formula for "hope, growth and opportunity" can only improve the prospects for America -- a flat 17% tax with generous deductions, privatization of Social Security, and sound money. | | | Forbes is planning to make another bid of the presidency in 2000 (which came to pass though he dropped out after low showings in the first round of Republican primaries and caucuses), and we assured him the hard-money movement was behind him 100%. | | | Jim Blanchard and I met privately with Steve Forbes at the 1997 New Orleans Investment Conference. |
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http://www.mskousen.com/Speeches/forbes.html
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| | Conventions 2000: Steve Forbes |
| | During his campaign he was an advocate for replacing the current federal income tax with a flat tax. | | | Steve Forbes: I'm helping out candidates for Congress and the Senate. | | | Talk Live with Steve Forbes about this year's GOP convention and the state of the party. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/community/chat/0731forbes.htm
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| | Steve Forbes |
| | It’s ironic that, with all this talk of campaign finance reform and the evils of "soft" money, we the electorate still prefer old-school politicians selling their souls to special interests than wealthy eccentrics floating their own campaign boats while remaining obscenely rich. | | | Forbes claimed he was paying his own way because he didn’t want to burden the American taxpayer. | | | Now that the nominees are set for the upcoming presidential election, let’s reflect on one of the strangest aspects of the primary season: Steve Forbes. |
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http://www.candidcritic.com/steve_forbes.htm
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| | About Steve Forbes |
| | He has emerged as a leader of ways to expand individual opportunity and economic security, including a new Social Security system of personal retirement accounts for young people; a flat tax that’s honest, simple, and a real tax cut for working families; medical savings accounts; and parental control of education. | | | Under Steve’s leadership, Forbes is now the world’s foremost business magazine. | | | Steve’s life of public service began in 1985, when President Reagan named Steve Chairman of the bipartisan Board for International Broadcasting to communicate a message of free markets and free elections behind the Iron Curtain. |
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http://www.regnery.com/authors/bio_steveforbes.html
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| | Fundación Libertad Hosts Steve Forbes |
| | The following day, Forbes met with Argentine President Fernando de la Rúa and Minister of the Economy, Domingo F. Cavallo, at the Casa Rosada. | | | The trip began with Política Fiscal y Crecimiento de la Economía (Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth), a public conference organized in the auditorium of the American Club in Buenos Aires, which drew a distinguished audience. | | | It was the second of two such trips to Latin America that Atlas network institutes helped organize this summer for Forbes, one of the most prominent and eloquent spokesmen for free markets and individual liberty today. |
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http://www.atlasusa.org/highlight_archive/2001/fall2001/fall_4.html
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| | Bob Dole's Latest Letter Against Steve Forbes |
| | Paid for by Bob Dole and not authorized by any candidate's committee, including Steve Forbes'. | | | I've said it before, that politics is rough and tumble, and all who enter the arena do so at their own risk. | | | If he'd been this energetic in '96 we'd ALL own Viagra stock now. |
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http://www.negativespin.com/doleletter.htm
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| | Nightline |
| | Forbes, I assume you've read this so-called "fictional" account of the Repubican Primary? | | | Steve Forbes: Well, it seems like the author has done a very good job of disguising those names! | | | Forbes, clearly the character named "Teve Torbes" represents you. |
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http://snltranscripts.jt.org/95/95qnightline.phtml
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| | Steve Forbes -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | "Capitalist tool" (Forbes registered trademark), with daily business and financial news, features, and interviews. | | | Examines the ideas and ambitions of the famous publisher, who has never held elected office, focusing on his call for a 17 percent flat tax to replace the graduated income tax. | | | "Forbes, Steve" Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9126335
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| | Online NewsHour: Summary of Steve Forbes' Flat Tax Plan |
| | Online NewsHour: Summary of Steve Forbes' Flat Tax Plan | | | America needs to take a new road, one toward an expansion future that is bigger and better than our past. | | | Do that and our best days are ahead. |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/congress/forbes_flat_tax.html
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| | flanking Steve Forbes on Flickr - Photo Sharing! |
| | Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member). | | | To take full advantage of Flickr, you should use a JavaScript-enabled browser and | | | flanking Steve Forbes on Flickr - Photo Sharing! |
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/edyson/22151392
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| | Black Involvement in the Forbes Campaign Good for the GOP and the U.S.A. - July 1999 |
| | Forbes over the years, not because they are black but because they are individuals who share similar values and goals for America. | | | Forbes one of the more conservative figures in American politics - and not among the typically "liberal" or "compassionate" Republicans one might expect to be seen reaching out to the black community - makes these relationships that much more compelling. | | | I was recently struck by an event that I hope represents the future of the Republican Party in particular and America in general. |
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http://www.nationalcenter.org/P21NVInnisForbes799.html
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| | Steve Forbes Withdraws |
| | And with John McCain -- yes, it was not the tax plan I would devised obviously, nor was George Bush's -- but John McCain acknowledged the need for tax simplification. | | | But what I tried to do in '96, and tried to do since, is try to find ways to bring people who are not with us on this issue, towards the goal, make them see it differently than they might have done before. | | | FORBES: I've never ruled out, today, another foray into elective politics, but I made it clear I'm not going to run for the Senate. |
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http://www.thegreenpapers.com/News/20000212-0.html
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| | Steve Forbes on Education |
| | FORBES [to Bush] On education you’ve dumbed down the standards to the point where in Texas your SAT ranking has gone from 40th in the nation to 46th. | | | Allow parents to use vouchers (equal opportunity scholarships) to send their children to any participating school: public, private or religious. | | | [In a speech to the Christian Coalition], Forbes embraced the coalition’s view on using tax-supported vouchers for private religious schools and said he wanted to end the role that federal government has in local education. |
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http://www.issues2000.org/Celeb/Steve_Forbes_Education.htm
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| | STEVE FORBES TO SEEK WHITE HOUSE |
| | This increases to 10 the number of Republicans seeking their party's nomination. | | | AHGO ran a series of radio ads, one which pushed Congress to pass a ban on partial-birth abortions and another encouraging voters in Oregon to reject physician-assisted suicide in their 1998 election. | | | Forbes is on the Board of Trustees of Princeton Univer-ity and also serves on the Board of Overseers of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York. |
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http://www.nrlc.org/news/1999/NRL499/long.html
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| | Steve Forbes Campaign Ad |
| | TELEVISION SCRIPT: Forbes: "You know the American people, God bless them, spend most of their time concerned about their families, their communities, their work. | | | It also works to appeal to people who are not focused on politics and seeks to portray Forbes as more thoughtful and warmer than he was in 1996, when he dwelled on the flat tax. | | | They don't always pay a lot of attention to politics. |
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http://partners.nytimes.com/library/politics/camp/whouse/gop-forbes-ad.5v.ram.html
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| | Forbes Conferences: Home |
| | Forbes has restored my hope in conference value. | | | The 5th Annual Forbes Global CEO Conference Highlights 2005, Sydney | | | BRAVO!"—Comments from a delegate at the Forbes 7th Annual Executive Women's Forum, April 2005. |
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http://www.forbesconferences.com
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| | Steve Forbes |
| | Steve Forbes won his first world title in December of 2000 with a TKO over John Brown who could not continue because of a ruptured eardrum. | | | Forbes won a very close split decison, but the belt was vacated. | | | Forbes has very little power, but relies on his solid boxing skills and bulldog style to wear down his opponent. |
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http://www.boxinggurus.com/forbess.html
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| | Forbes Conferences: The Forbes CEO Forum 2005 |
| | Each group must work together to target the 3 key pressure points that are most critical to their business. | | | Founder, Chief Scientist & Chairman of the Board of Directors | | | Everything you need to know about nanotechnology but were too clueless to ask |
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http://www.forbesconferences.com/?page=eventagenda&eventID=34
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| | Right-Web Individual Profile Steve Forbes |
| | Steve Forbes, the flat tax fanatic and former presidential candidate, heads the self-described “flagship publication, Forbes... | | | Although sometimes portrayed as a moderate Republican, Forbes has supported a number of hardline conservative initiatives, including the Project for the New American Century and Empower America (founded by Jack Kemp, Bill Bennett and Jeane Kirkpatrick). | | | Forbes and Forbes Global together reach a worldwide audience of nearly 5 million readers.” (1), (7) |
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http://rightweb.irc-online.org/ind/forbes/forbes_body.html
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| | Salon Politics2000 Steve Forbes |
| | Forbes targets Bush in New York With the state Republican Party trying to kick John McCain off the ballot, the GOP front-runner faces another challenger. | | | Surging with Steve Forget John McCain and Bill Bradley. | | | Sign up here to receive the Politics2000 newsletter: |
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http://www.salon.com/politics2000/directory/campaign_graveyard/steve_forbes
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| | Fact and Comment - Forbes.com |
| | Forbes Magazine - Get a Free Trial Issue today! | | | Forbes Lists - Award List - People List |
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http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2005/0606/031.html
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| | U.S. News Online: Election 2000: Candidate profile of Steve Forbes |
| | Check out an archive of U.S. News articles related to Election 2000. | | | Hoedown showdown: Iowa's strange straw vote means a lot to Steve Forbes. | | | U.S. News Online: Election 2000: Candidate profile of Steve Forbes |
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/election/forbes.htm
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| | NEWSMEAT ► Steve Forbes's Federal Campaign Contribution Report |
| | Data for this NEWSMEAT report provided by the Federal Election Commission as of 3/6/06 -- 12,248,575 records | | | NEWSMEAT ► Steve Forbes's Federal Campaign Contribution Report | | | Receive an alert every time new records are added to Steve Forbes's report |
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http://newsmeat.com/media_political_donations/Steve_Forbes.php
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