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I am also annoyed that no one – especially Senator McCain – calls out Senator Obama and his ridiculous assertion that 95% of Americans will get a tax cut under his “save the middle class” tax plan. How on earth is it possible to get a tax cut when you don’t pay income taxes? A little more than 45% of Americans do not – repeat, do not – pay income tax. That means Senator Obama’s “tax breaks” will amount to a welfare payment to those who don’t deserve it. Senator McCain, are you home? Can someone also inform Senator Obama that to raise taxes on corporations, as he wants to do and says is somehow “fair,” results in customers and workers bearing the ultimate burden?

This illustrates clearly one of my top three utter frustrations with McCain. How can you not explain these basic truths to the idiot masses that are a large part of the American voting public? Welfare payments to the segment of the population that contribute nothing to the economy by "paying their fair share" of taxes and the unrebutted claims that it's good to be taxing the big bad corporations, who will just transfer their own tax burden to their gullible customers.

It's unbelievably stupid that neither McCain or Palin for that matter have directly attacked these ridiculous liberal assumptions.

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-—”This illustrates clearly one of my top three utter frustrations with McCain. How can you not explain these basic truths to the idiot masses that are a large part of the American voting public? “

I hate to disappoint those of you who were against Romney (I enthusiastically voted for him), but Romney was a superb debater who would have gracefully called Obama on the carpet for all his b.s. statistics. He would have nailed Obambi with a smile.

A Romney-Obambi debate would have been the debate of the century. Romney had clearly-thought-out sentences, peppered with humor and a twinkle in his eye - an extremely nimble mind.