Economy
Obama: opposition to the Bush administration on an annual income of 250,000 U.S. dollars more than the rich tax cuts.
McCain: support for the continuation of the Bush administration's policy to reduce the income tax and corporate tax plan to tax rate from 35% to 25%.
Trade
Obama: to urge the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiated to strengthen labor and environmental provisions; with the support of the Peru free trade agreement between.
McCain: with the support of Colombia, Panama and South Korea free trade agreement with the 27 EU member states to start the new free trade agreement negotiations; changed against the North American Free Trade Agreement; support for open trade in the new market.
Iraq war
Obama: always opposed the war in Iraq and campaigned on a promise that if elected president, since he took office 16 months from the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops in Iraq.
McCain: Senate vote in support of the Iraq war and oppose the war in motion in additional funding schedule withdraw its troops. He recently said that if elected president in 2013 to achieve the goals set in Iraq and withdrawal of U.S. combat troops in Iraq.
Health Insurance
Obama: to support the continuation of the current employer-based health insurance payment system; the federal government to support mandatory national health insurance program for children; the establishment of a national health insurance project.
McCain: against the federal government to impose a universal health insurance plan, support will be present in order to pay the employer-based health insurance system into a free market system and to provide a low-income tax relief.
Foreign Affairs
Obama: the negotiations stressed that military action is more important than that with Iran, Syria, North Korea and Venezuela, leaders of the negotiations.
McCain: The United States called on the international diplomatic arena to play a more active and effective role in promoting the promised reconstruction between the United States and its allies.
Climate Change
Obama: commitment in 2020 to U.S. carbon dioxide emissions to 1990 levels.
McCain: Support in 2050 before the United States to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 30%; called for the development of clean energy technologies and the use of alternative energy to achieve this goal.
In China policy, Obama that the United States and China need to establish a long-term, positive and constructive. That the United States and China to deepen economic security and global issues of high-level policy dialogue between the two countries to strengthen environmental protection and military exchanges.
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