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Remember Your Business When You're in the Booth

It's Election Day in the United States of America, and small businesses around the country are no doubt eager to find out the winner of the election, as it will have a direct impact on their businesses in the future. Both of the candidates with the best shot of winning have made small businesses central to their campaigns, not surprisingly since the economy has been in such a downturn. It seems Barack Obama and John McCain have gone back and forth on small business taxes over and over and over and over again.

One Question Could Get Small Businesses Billions

Lloyd Chapman, President of the American Small Business League (ASBL) issued a statement saying that small businesses in America could be saved from bankruptcy if one mainstream journalist would ask the presidential candidates one question: "If you were elected President, would you allow Fortune 500 firms to continue to receive billions of dollars in federal small business contracts?"

McCain Dinged Over Small Biz Tax Claims

Presidential hopeful John McCain told millions of people his competitor, Barack Obama, would raise taxes on 23 million small business owners.

Small Business Move To Forefront Of Health Care Concern

As David Utter first reported on SmallBusinessNewz, Democratic Presidential hopeful Barack Obama proposed a plan that would grant $6 billion a year in tax credits to small businesses that provide health insurance.

Presidential Candidates: Who's Worse For Small Biz?

John McCain thinks Barack Obama would tax and spend small business owners into oblivion, but McCain's top supporters represent the pinnacle of big business.