January 20, 2000
Web posted at: 6:00 p.m. EST (2300 GMT)

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Texas Gov. George W. Bush continued his assault Thursday on the tax-cut plan of his main GOP rival, Arizona Sen. John McCain, asserting that the plan actually raises taxes on working Americans. The McCain camp says such criticisms aren't based on facts.

As the two candidates continue to bicker over the specifics of this campaign issue, CNN's Brooks Jackson takes a look at the nuts and bolts of McCain's tax plan.

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Thursday, January 20, 2000

• Bradley reveals recent recurrences of heart condition
  
• Nebraska Democrat Bob Kerrey opts to leave the Senate
  
• Video: The nuts and bolts of the Bush-McCain tax dispute
  
• Video: Gary Bauer struggles to keep his campaign alive
  
• Nixon Watergate tapes to be made public
  
• Excerpts from Nixon tapes for sale
  
• Nixon Watergate tapes to be made public
  
• Presidential hopefuls stump Iowa with lowered expectations
  
• In advance of State of the Union address, Clinton proposes $30 billion higher education tax credit
  
• Helms lectures U.N. to stay within its bounds, calls for reform
  
• McCain fights own party to be on New York ballot
  
• NHPrimary.com: Bush says he models tax cuts after Reagan
  
• Taiwan's Lee talks to U.S. conservatives -- on tape
  
• Analysis: On style and substance, heading off toward November
  
• Hear Nixon's voice on the airwaves, in the classroom, living room
  
• Frequently asked questions about buying Nixon tapes
  
• Mrs. Clinton's popularity fades a year after impeachment fight
  
• Gore turned to politics after investigative story led only to acquittal
  
• Candidate surrogates flood Iowa as caucuses near
  
• Bush: 'Embarrassed' by Clinton affair, but time to move on
  
• Business' task: Get its workers to the polls
  
• McCain hopeful, but predicts tense New Hampshire race
  

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