April 2, 2008
Posted: 05:18 PM ET
John McCain's campaign struck back shortly after Clinton's team released a new ad that makes the case that Hillary Clinton is better-prepared than the Arizona senator to handle the nation's economy. (The McCain campaign has increasingly sparred with Barack Obama, criticizing the Democratic presidential hopeful in daily press releases, and on the trail — but the statement issued Wednesday afternoon in response to the Clinton contrast ad does not mention the New York senator by name.) Full statement: “John McCain is ready to lead with a pro-growth economic plan to lower taxes, cut government spending, empower America's entrepreneurs and get our economy back on track. Americans can’t afford the Democrats' liberal agenda to raise taxes, nationalize health care, cut off trade and crush the economy under big government.” — McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds –CNN Associate Political Editor Rebecca Sinderbrand Filed under: Hillary Clinton John McCain |
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