Uncertain about the presidential candidates' positions on the economy? As Tom Schaller noted earlier, advisers to each have a quick synopsis in the Washington Post today. Gene Sperling, speaks on behalf of Clinton's desire to apply a "Main Street Test" to economic policy. Meanwhile, Austan Goolsbee offers a 3-step plan that preemptively tackles bad foreclosures and the housing bubble, as well puts money back in Americans' pockets. For his part, McCain adviser Douglas Holtz-Eakin offers a combination of tax credits, tax cuts, and modernizing the unemployment and training programs.
Let the debate begin.
--Mori Dinauer
