John McCain and lowering Corporate taxes

The current tax rate for corporations in the United States is 35%. The current tax rate for corporations in Ireland is 11%. Would someone please tell John McCain, when Obama brings up his "insane" mantra, that "Republicans want to give tax cuts to the wealthy corporations", John should point out that it is corporations that HIRE people, BUILD things, do RESEARCH, and increase BUSINESS and INDUSTRY in America. High taxes on corporations drive corporations "off-shore".. Thank you, Democrats. It seems the only things Democrats understand about finances is "loaning money to folks who cannot repay the loans" is social engineering and buying votes. I'd rather "buy" the votes of folks our corporations have put to work than votes of folks the Democrat policies have put into homes they can't pay for, thereby lowering their self-esteem even more. Economics made easy: if people have jobs created by corporations, people will have more benefits and more money to spend into our economy. If people are MADE dependent upon government, they will not have jobs, only HANDOUTS. Then what do the people do, beg the government for more handouts and vote to steal money from people who work. Makes sense - the folks getting the handouts, not the hand-ups, are only begging and voting for the massa who feeds them. Candidly, the Democrat theory of keeping people just at the edge of poverty, and therefore dependent, makes me sick. And one more tiny thing about "government health care for children." How long before the company you work for decides to opt out of providing health care for your children and letting the Democrat government pick up that bill? Democrats are all about SOCIALISM, my friends! Socialism and your dependence upon the Democrat Massas up on Capital Hill. Let's not give Massa the White House too... Republicans ended slavery long ago. Let's not vote for the return of serfdom... Those Democrat handouts are just chains packaged under the guise of "class warfare." As Neal Boortz points out, "He has never been hired by a poor man."