Now Obama Strike at McCain

At a time when Americans are trying to cope with record-high gasoline prices and a spike in jobs, Democrat Barack Obama seized on the issue by launching a two-week economic tour meant to strike at McCain on their differences on taxes, spending priorities and other matters. At every turn, Obama is tying McCain to President Bush, whose approval ratings are consistently low.

McCain pushed back, saying Obama's bid to end the Bush administration's tax cuts for upper-income Americans would only worsen the already struggling economy. He is airing TV ads in key states on the Iraq war, which he sees as a better issue this fall. But he took questions on the economy from donors in Virginia on Monday, and planned a speech Tuesday to small business owners in Washington.

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