We Do Have A Difference, Though, When It Comes To Definitions Of Small Business. Under, Under My Plan, 97 Percent Of Small Businesses Would Not See Their Income Taxes Go Up. Governor Romney Says, Well, Those Top 3 Percent, They're The Job Creators, They'd Be Burdened. - SearchQuotes

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We do have a difference, though, when it comes to definitions of small business. Under, under my plan, 97 percent of small businesses would not see their income taxes go up. Governor Romney says, well, those top 3 percent, they're the job creators, they'd be burdened.

Barack Obama

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