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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (136569)	6/12/2008 9:49:28 PM
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Non-Partisan Tax Center: McCain Plan Aids Wealthy Perry Bacon Jr. \| June 12, 2008 12:26 PM A detailed analysis of the candidates' tax plans confirms one of Barack Obama's top arguments against John McCain: the Arizona senator's proposals would offer substantial benefits to wealthy Americans. An analysis of both campaigns proposals by the Washington-based, nonpartisan Tax Policy Center found that for people with incomes between $66,354 and $111,645, Obama's proposals would cut their taxes by more than $1000, compared to around $300 under McCain's plan. But for Americans with incomes above $603,402, Obama would raise their taxes dramatically, by more than $115,000 a year, while McCain would cut them by $45,000. Read the whole story here. huffingtonpost.com