The following is an excerpt from a campaign speech  Senator Baker: My opponent, Candidate Rothmore, has called for increased taxes to fund programs that help the long-term unemployed of the state  <b> Such action would address an immediate symptom for a select group, without doing much to address the overall problems we all face  </b> Only through lowering taxes can we stimulate the growth of small businesses, which will revitalize the state' s whole economy  <b> That, in turn, will result in greater prosperity and in more jobs, including jobs for those who have been unemployed for a while
</b> Through lowering taxes, everyone wins, and those currently unemployed get the best help the economy can provide --- a real job
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