August 8, 2008 10:29 AM
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McCain Hits Obama On Taxes
John McCain's campaign is out with a new ad just as Obama heads off to vacation. The ad, which plays once again off of the "celebrity" theme the campaign has pushed over the past couple of weeks, hits Obama on taxes.
"Life in the spotlight must be grand, but for the rest of us times are tough," the ad begins. "Obama voted to raise taxes on people making just $42,000. He promises more taxes on small business, seniors, your life savings, your family. Painful taxes, hard choices for your budget. Not ready to lead. That's the real Obama." Watch it:
"Life in the spotlight must be grand, but for the rest of us times are tough," the ad begins. "Obama voted to raise taxes on people making just $42,000. He promises more taxes on small business, seniors, your life savings, your family. Painful taxes, hard choices for your budget. Not ready to lead. That's the real Obama." Watch it:
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