
Dimon, who has contributed to both parties, was a Hillary Clinton supporter during the primaries. While many of Obama's advisors have circled around the candidate's call for a stimulus, Dimon has cautioned against overspending on the program. He supports a fiscal policy that reduces taxes by implementing direct cuts in targeted areas, but wants to trim deficit spending in the future.
The CEO, who made $28.9 million last year, has said that tax cuts should go to lower paid citizens, not the wealthy.
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Last updated November 06 2008: 1:17 PM ET