I write today about the stark contrast between McCain and Obama on tax policy and economic growth. Of the Republican candidate I say:

Sen. John McCain moved decisively to the supply-side Tuesday in a strong speech to the National Small Business Summit in Washington, D.C. For investors, small-business owner-operators, and the vast majority of middle-class Americans who go to work every day and are concerned about Sen. McCain’s tax vision, this speech is good news. Big Mac is the taxpayer-friendly candidate.

Of the Democratic candidate I say:

Obama wants to use the tax system to redistribute income and wealth, not to grow the economy. He constantly talks about rewarding work over wealth. This is pure class warfare.

You can read my full article here. If McCain stays on the message of low-tax-rate incentives to grow the economy, he’ll be in good shape in November.