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Boston GlobeTAXES: Brown opposes President Obama's proposal to tax large financial institutions to recoup taxpayers' investment in the economic recovery, saying raising taxes will kill jobs. Wants to extend Bush tax cuts for all taxpayers and reduce tax rates across the board.
Coakley supports President Obama's proposal to tax large financial institutions to recoup taxpayers' investment in the economic recovery. Supports letting Bush tax cuts on the top 2 percent of taxpayers expire.
TERRORISM: Brown supports waterboarding to get information from suspected terrorists. Opposes legal representation for alleged terrorists in civilian courts and wants them tried as enemy combatants in military tribunals.
Coakley opposes waterboarding. Supports trials for suspected terrorists in civilian courts, pointing to the consecutive life sentences that shoe bomber Richard Reid is serving after trial in federal court in Boston.
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http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/01/18/issues_in_the_senate_race/
This is a bit late, but it is nice that the Globe identifies the candidate's positions on the issues a day before the election, so that we know that a Brown victory is a mandate to torture and make the Bush tax cuts to the richest Americans permanent.