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John McCain refuses to support a new bipartisan energy bill "because it would take away tax breaks from oil companies like Exxon Mobil." |
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"Big oil's filling John McCain's campaign with $2-million in contributions." |
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"Obama will charge a 28 percent tax on all home sales." |
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Barack Obama wants to "restore" the estate tax that George W. Bush "repealed." |
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John McCain will keep the estate tax at 0 percent, the same as it is now. |
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"McCain got more money from Airbus’ U.S. executives than any other politician." |
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"John McCain intervened, which helped Airbus get that Pentagon contract." |
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Obama "says he'll raise taxes on electricity." |
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"Sen. McCain would occupy Iraq indefinitely, against their wishes." |
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Barack Obama "is more to the left of the announced Socialist in the United States Senate." |
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"He made time to go to the gym, but canceled a visit with wounded troops. Seems the Pentagon wouldn’t allow him to bring cameras." |
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Obama "shunned the opportunity to talk to soldiers to thank them for their service." |
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Says Obama flip-flopped on banning handguns. |
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Says Obama has flip-flopped on public campaign financing. |
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Says Obama flip-flopped on withdrawing troops from Iraq. |
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"Sen. McCain's economic plan gives nearly $4-billion in tax breaks to the oil companies but doesn't provide any tax relief to more than 100-million middle-class families." |
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Obama "voted against critical resources: no to individual body armor, no to helicopters, no to ammunition, no to aircraft." |
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McCain has switched to Obama's position on more troops to Afghanistan. |
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Obama "voted against funding our troops." |
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"Obama never held a single Senate hearing on Afghanistan." |
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