Regarding your questions:
1. Obama is bad for anyone who owns stock, because he wants to raise capital gains taxes. Millions of Americans own stock.
2. Obama is bad for consumers, because he wants to increase the cost of doing business by, among other things, raises taxes on business. When the government increases the cost of doing business, business passes that cost along to consumers.
3. I think McCain has a better understanding of the economy than Obama from this standpoint: he understands that you don't raise taxes and/or increase the cost of doing business as a means to help consumers. That just doesn't work. He also understands that we need to cut taxes and reduce spending, while Obama is focused on class warfare.
I disagree with your points.
1. I own stock... and I when I sell, I simply have to pay taxes on it... I don't like taxes, but I understand that they are a requirement.
2. The cost of doing business should be raised... as a matter of fact, it should be raised for companies who do business outside of the US with regards to labor and yet receive the tax benefits of being a US company.
3. I disagree... The number one thing that the government should be focused on is raising the value of the US dollar and the number 2 thing should be to raise the GDP of this country.
The way to do that is to penalize companies for using overseas labor and to get us out of debt, which is what taxes will accomplish.
As a person who owns stock, I would much rather see ME get taxed and get rid of the debt, than to force that off on my children.
Do you want your children to have to pay for the mistakes you made?
You also know that most Americans do not make anywhere close to 150K a year right?
