September 18, 2007
Posted: 08:00 PM ET

Watch Gloria Borger's take on the health care and income tax proposals offered by Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Edwards.

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Senior Political Analyst Gloria Borger takes a look at Sen. Barack Obama's new income tax plan, Sen. Hillary Clinton's universal health care plan, and John Edwards's unique method for getting Congress to pass his health care plan if elected to the White House. 

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Filed under: Barack Obama • Healthcare • Hillary Clinton • John Edwards


Anonymous   September 21st, 2007 10:45 am ET

i wish all "journalists" were dead. we would be better off

Chris, Middletown, CT   September 19th, 2007 4:01 pm ET

I am a registered Republican - I considered voting for Obama….and depending on his ties to the parties left wing - if he gets the nod (and keeps Hillary away) - I still might - need some more research - we need a moderate - not a left wing…or right wing - for me…its between Obama and Rudy - Obama hasn't broken with his party enough….but…I like him

RightyTighty   September 19th, 2007 10:00 am ET

Gee, I wonder which candidate Gloria supports? As if I can't make up my own mind…

therealist   September 19th, 2007 9:55 am ET

Gloria Borger called for a “moratorium on invoking the memory of Ronald Reagan” in a column about a Republican presidential debate held at a library named in his honor. This Gipper envy is clearly a stark reminder of how bias our investigavtive reporters have become lately.., especially at CBS and CNN.

Chase, NYC   September 19th, 2007 12:53 am ET

Thanks for nothing, Gloria. I honestly feel patronized by your "analysis."

Can a real analyst please provide the following:
1. A Summary of the key points of each candidate's proposals.
2. Whom each candidate's plan benefits most,
3. Whom each candidate's plan benefits least,
4. Who's plan will benefit the most number of people overall.
5. Any foreseeable problems with each candidate's plan.
6. The opposition's criticism.

Thanks, I'd greatly appreciate it.
VOTE OBAMA!

Dan, Tx   September 18th, 2007 9:50 pm ET

So Obama is honest, Clinton has a credibility problem, and Edwards has a plan hatched by political consultants. Hmmmmm. Who should I vote for….

Roberto, Tampa, FL.   September 18th, 2007 9:08 pm ET

Very good analysis by Mrs. Borger. Obama is telling people the truth, and it will pay off.

Tom Dedham, Mass   September 18th, 2007 8:56 pm ET

Hey Gloria, why not check out Mitt Romney's Health care plan that was instituted ALREADY in Mass.

My bad, what was I thinking, the queen has spoken.

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