Barack Obama's ''Better Off'' ad focuses on the economy, but ends with Obama walking across the White House lawn.
In Pennsylvania, McCain, Obama trade shots on the economy
Barack Obama's ''Better Off'' ad focuses on the economy, but ends with Obama walking across the White House lawn.
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Script: An announcer says contrasting phrases as the image on the screen flips back and forth between Obama and McCain. "For higher taxes, for workin' Joes. Spread your income, keep what's yours. A trillion in new spending, freeze spending, eliminate waste. Pain for small business, economic growth. Risky, proven."
Script: An announcer lists the problems plaguing the economy as matching images appear on screen. "The highest unemployment in seven years, a record 1 million homes in foreclosure, financial markets in turmoil, wages declining, food and gas prices soaring."
Obama says: "For too many, the American dream is fading. The middle class is struggling. We simply can't afford more of the same. We need a new direction. Now. And that's why I'm running for president."
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