...Obama's tax rates are actually the lowest in 30 years, and he has never stated he wants to raise taxes.
That is the 'strawman' argument republicans have assigned to him.
In truth, Mitt Romney is saying he's going to lower taxes -for the rich, not for the middle class, and certainly not for the poor.
Obama has said, however, that he'll close certain tax loopholes on the very wealthy, and will *not* extend Bush's temporary tax cuts for those making 6 figures -he WILL extend those tax cuts for everyone else, though.
And... if you look at the details... Obama's plan makes a lot more sense than Romney's. In fact, Romney's plan is mathematically impossible.
Oh, and:
-Dow Jones on the day Obama took office: 7, 949
-Dow Jones as of October 26th 2012: 13, 107 (up is good)
-Corporate profits for 1st quarter of 2009 (when Obama took office): 1.010 Trillion
-Corporate profits for 2nd quarter 2012: 1.665 Trillion
-And just to reiterate: Tax rates lowest in 30 years.
So... yes, economy still struggling. But doing a H*LL of a lot better under Obama.
Oh, and since I'm sure you're thinking these improvements haven't helped you -that's PROOF that 'trickle-down economics' -Romney's entire platform -don't work.
Lastly, if you want to talk about 'nothing to campaign on', you might ask yourself WHY Romney refuses to give any details.
That is, details that aren't lies -seriously his whole campaign is lie, lie, lie: http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/10/28/1101491/romney-auto-bailout-ad-tells-four-myths-in-30-seconds/
Well that and intimidation: http://stfuhypocrisy.tumblr.com/post/33924525938/romney-to-ceos-help-employees-vote-right-way