McCain tax plan: "Bush's plan on steroids"

Naturally McCain is going to promote a radical plan, because the owner of twelve houses thinks that the US has experienced significant economic progress, so why not more? More tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, higher costs for health care (for those who need to pay attention to such costs) and more cuts to Social Security and Medicare. Despite making hundreds of thousands of dollars per year and being married to a beer heiress worth $100 million, McCain still gladly accepts his Social Security money but wants everyone else to cut back.

It must be nice to live in such an ivory tower, where the cost of living or staying afloat financially doesn't matter. Look at how much is being paid by employees today and then think about how expensive it will be on a personal basis when McCain cuts the tax break for employers on health care and it's all thrown into your lap with a pathetic little tax credit, which is useless. Talk about expensive! Also consider how poorly US money has been spent (and lost) in Iraq while John McCain has made that his number one issue. He can't even watch over spending in Iraq yet expects 300 million Americans to wade through the free-for-all health care theory that he wants to promote. Besides wealthy elites like McCain, who can afford the cost and time for such a plan? Not everyone has a team of personal accountants on call to figure it all out.