The difference is, he wants to give the average Fortune 500 CEO a $700,000 tax  cut.” ... McCain has said he would push to renew those cuts, while Obama wants  to let the cuts run out for the wealthiest Americans and offer new ones to people  who make less money. So, in .... Source: Obamanomics, by John R. Talbott, p.
Oct 7, 2008 ... Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) meet at Belmont  University for the second of three presidential debates prior to the 2008… ... Now,  when Senator McCain is proposing tax cuts thatwould give the average Fortune  500 CEO an additional $700,000 in taxcuts, that's not sharing a ...
Oct 7, 2008 ... Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama debated in Nashville,  Tennessee, on Tuesday night. NBC's Tom Brokaw ... McCain is proposing tax  cuts that would give the average Fortune 500 CEO an additional $700,000 in tax  cuts, that's not sharing a burden. And so part of the problem, I think, ...
Oct 28, 2008 ... We can't afford four more years of the same tired, old theory that says we should  give more and more to billionaires and millionaires and hope that prosperity ...  Not even George Bush proposed another $700,000 in tax cuts to the average  Fortune 500 CEO. ... Both John McCain and I want to give tax cuts.
Now, when Senator McCain is proposing tax cuts that would give the average  Fortune 500 CEO an additional $700,000 in tax cuts, that's not sharing a burden.  Now, in contrast, Senator McCain wants to give a ... John McCain. Republican  Presidential Nominee. McCain's Collocations (what is this ?) September 26, 2008  ...
John McCain "is proposing tax cuts that would give the average Fortune 500 CEO an additional $700,000 in tax cuts."