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About 38 percent of households have zero or negative income tax liability, but they pay other federal taxes.
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No. They can donate any contributions they haven't spent to charities or political parties, and they can pay leftover campaign bills. The big rule is: no personal use.
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Overall, Obama has outspent McCain by nearly 3-to-1, but in the closing week it's been closer to 5-to-1.
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It depends on which state you live in, but the expert advice is to leave the campaign paraphernalia at home.
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No. The claim is a total fabrication, and the sources that publicized it have retracted the story.
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The facts in the e-mail message about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin are mostly correct.
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Obama did seek a $3 million earmark, but it was not for the sort of 'overhead projector' commonly found in classrooms or offices. It would have replaced the Adler Planetarium's projector, last upgraded in 1969.
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No, claims made in a chain e-mail are false. Jim Johnson advised on non-economic matters but quit after a week. Franklin Raines says he took a "couple of calls" but was never an adviser. We find no evidence Tim Howard...
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CNN tracked down George Obama, and he said that he was "brought up well" and "live[s] well now."
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Obama has been in the U.S. Senate since January 2005. McCain joined the House in Jan. 1983 and the Senate four years later. A chain e-mail that purports to show their time in Congress give a bogus comparison.
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