When are these two candidates going to start talking about the issues& promises to the tax payers?

Question

or are they both just sand-bagging sheepy patriotic Americans?

Answer 1

Maybe you should go on their websites and see what you're being taxed. Very easy.

Answer 2

They are addressing the issues now.  People however pay more attention to bluster and attacks.

Answer 3

Can you say, baaaah?

Answer 4

Obama has laid out his policies which you can find on his website.  McCain has also presented his policies, which can be found on his website, but they look like Bush policies.

As far as taxes, which should concern taxpayers, the link below compares Obama's plan and McCain's plan. Obviously Obama's plan is better for most taxpayers.  

Answer 5

Obama has already went through his tax plan. $1000 more back to everyone working person or family unless you make more than $150,000 a yr. & if you make more than $250,000 a yr. your taxes will go back to what they were before Bush tried to get your love. I can't go through everything but this has been a long campaign & I find McCain to be very vague but you can find info. on Obama's website. I didn't know McCain was for girls performing their own abortions until this week. This is the reason some people didn't like Huckebee. When McCain says something you have to ask what else there is that you might not be aware of cause he says we would give everyone a $5,000 a year credit for health insurance but he doesn't mention that you would not be able to get insurance through your job anymore. A diabetic could possibly end up not being able to afford ins. this way.

Answer 6

Why should they?

Half of the promises they make don't happen anyway.

We get screwed by the Democrats and Republicans they are the same.

The only difference is the Democrats are sneaky and are good at hiding it from the people when they are s******g us.

Republicans are more open when they are screwng us (think George & Cheney ) and don't seem to care if we notice it , and they know they can get away with it.

OOPs I've said too much.