As part of his tax-cut plan, President Bush has proposed abolishing taxes on stock dividends—a move critics say primarily benefits the rich. What do you think?

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  Oh, thank God. I've dreamed of sending my child to college, but those dividend taxes were eating me alive.

  Marc Vargas
  Roofer

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  A tax cut? With war looming and a projected federal budget deficit? Does Bush know the U.S. can't borrow from its dad?

  Ben Graham
  Systems Analyst

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  As a cash-fattened plutocrat, I require no more money. So to our president I say 'No, thank you' to these tax cuts.

  Irwin Edwards
  Industrialist

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  Maybe this will inspire America's poor to not be so poor all the time.

  Linda Oberst
  Teacher

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  What's the problem here? If taxes are cut for the rich, that means they'll be able to tip more. There's just no pleasing some people.

  Marla Robichaud
  Dentist

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  It makes sense. Those people making money on stock dividends didn't do any work, so why should they have to pay any taxes?

  Sam Hopkins
  File Clerk