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Schwarzenegger's call for budget cuts, tax hikes draws catcalls from around the state

with Bill Whalenvia San Jose Mercury News
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The economic plans of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain are in the spotlight as Americans wonder about their financial futures...

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From smashing fundraising records to prepping for debates to flying East to advise on the country's financial meltdown, Bay Area residents are among John McCain's and Barack Obama's very top counselors and fundraisers...

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Financial historian Niall Ferguson, author of the forthcoming The Ascent of Money, sees a rough future for New York....

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