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Obama's plan would eliminate income taxes on seniors, who are already financially stressed with increasing fuel, electric and heating costs, making less than $50,000 a year. How McCain plans to decrease the national debt (~10.5 trillion ) while cutting taxes and continuing the war in Iraq is beyond me. Obama's plan is not a socialistic redistribution; rather, it is closing the disparity between the wealthy and the 'middle class' created by the Bush administration.
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Trade and Globalization is intricately linked to the economy. First, we do need labor and environmental standards in international trade agreements. We should'nt allow companies to, in essence, be subsidized by shipping jobs off to foreign lands where labor and environmental standards are subpar. McCain argues for better training for displaced workers, but this requires new programs and, therefore, federal spending. We know where he stands on federal spending...
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I really do not support either McCain's or Obama's views here. The federal drug policy is ridiculous. We throw billions of dollars at curtailing drug use each year, but we haven't put a dent in it. I, under no circumstances, support a ban on semi-automatic weapons: automatic weapons, sure.
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