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Originally Posted by JPhillips
It's only risky if it's too general, "McCain is lying when he says I won't defend America."
If Obama sticks to specifics, the tax issue, the Bridge to Nowhere, etc. there's zero risk. At worst that will make McCain have to get nuanced to defend his positions and that's a defensive posture.
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Obama has already said he's going to raise taxes on the rich -- which is standard Democrat rhetoric, although lately he's been saying he might wait until we're out of the bad economic cycle. McCain could probably put that one out of the park by saying something like, "It's going to take American businesses to pull us out of the economic downturn we're in, and Mr. Obama plans on rewarding them by raising their taxes."
Kind of risky if you ask me. Talking taxes is usually a no win scenario.