Bush Vows to Make Good on Campaign Pledges

NPR

Published November 5, 2004 at 12:00 AM EST

On the campaign trail, President Bush said he would simplify the tax code and make current tax cuts permanent, among other promises. Now, with even more Republican support in Congress, he has a chance to make good on those vows. But challenges remain.

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Bush Vows to Make Good on Campaign Pledges

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