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Obama, McCain ads slam rivals on tax policy

 
(CNN) — Barack Obama and John McCain both released tax policy attack ads Wednesday. Obama’s campaign unveiled a 30-second TV spot – the latest in a series of negative ads running in major battleground states – that takes aim at John McCain over tax policy. "Can we really afford more of the same?" asks the announcer asks. [...] (link)

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