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[[File:Forbes1.jpg|Thumb|190px|right|''Forbes Magazine'' Nov 2008]]'''Steve Forbes''' (b. July 18, 1947) is the son of publisher [[Malcolm Forbes]], and as such is a wealthy man in his own right.  He ran for the Republican Presidential Nomination in 1996 and 2000. His platform included a [[flat tax]], medical savings accounts, a new [[Social Security]] system for working Americans, [[school choice|parental choice of schools]] for their children, [[term limit]]s and a strong national defense.

[[File:Forbes1.jpg|Thumb|190px|right|''Forbes Magazine'' Nov 2008]]'''Steve Forbes''' (born July 18, 1947) is the son of publisher [[Malcolm Forbes]], and as such is a wealthy man in his own right.  He ran for the Republican Presidential Nomination in 1996 and 2000. His platform included a [[flat tax]], medical savings accounts, a new [[Social Security]] system for working Americans, [[school choice|parental choice of schools]] for their children, [[term limit]]s and a strong national defense.

He was one of the founding signatories for the [[neo-conservative]] think tank [[Project for the New American Century]] and is involved with other organizations like the [[American Enterprise Institute]] and the [[National Taxpayers Union]].

He was one of the founding signatories for the [[neo-conservative]] think tank [[Project for the New American Century]] and is involved with other organizations like the [[American Enterprise Institute]] and the [[National Taxpayers Union]].

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