Romney campaign explains how it can cut taxes and reduce deficit

[DaShi]

This is how a campaign presents a tax plan:

http://www.barackobama.com/taxes/

[giblets]

Yeah, actually all his policy details are pretty well spelled-out on his website. He's reluctant to put them in stump speeches or interviews because of the inevitable soundbites, but if you read through them you will see that he has been fairly clear on what he would do.

It's fairly clear what goodies he's promising, but we're completely in the dark wrt how those goodies will be paid for.

[Aeson]

I'm having trouble deciding which of the 3 websites posted here is actually the funniest. The first is great for a quick laugh but doesn't have as much staying power as the official websites.

[Aeson]

This is how a campaign presents a tax plan:

http://www.barackobama.com/taxes/

QFT

Including a "share this graphic" widget in the sidebar shows that the Obama campaign understands what Americans really care about. Though he seems to be taking the female vote for granted (and/or giving up on the older/conservative housewife demographic) by not including a Pinterest option alongside the Facebook one. That's still far better than the Romney campaign's tax page, which settles for simple grayed out social buttons and no eye catching infographics .

Obama having 753 likes and 253 tweets for his tax plan is impressive as well. To buy that amount of social "proof" would literally cost several of dollars. That he hasn't spent more money on it makes me think he may be becoming more fiscally conservative