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        <title>Tech Daily Dose: Tech Questions Don&apos;t Make The Cut</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[<p>Despite dozens of questions about wiretapping, net neutrality, math and science education, H-1B visas and the innovation economy, none of those were picked to go to the candidates tonight.</p>

<p>Several candidates including <strong>Duncan Hunter </strong>and <strong>Ron Paul </strong>advocated getting rid of the IRS and all offered plans to cut spending. <strong>Rudy Giuliani </strong>suggested across the board 10-15 percent cuts for each federal agency. John McCain promised to veto every pork barrel spending project that came across his desk. <strong>Mitt Romney </strong>said in addition to vetoing pork, the president will have to reform entitlements and set a cap on non-military spending.</p>

<p>The closest the debate came to a tech question was one about reinvigorating the space program much like the United States did when planning to go to the moon, <strong>Mike Huckabee</strong> joked about putting Hillary Clinton on a mission to Mars and <strong>Tom Tancredo </strong>said the nation can't afford to go to Mars.</p>]]></description>
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