Do you agree with Obama's position that "when you spread the wealth around, it's good for everybody?"?

No, I think the one who should actually stop and think is you! You see socialism is the Bailout and the Iraq war. We the taxpayers pay for it at the end! Republicans do not care about the working class only when they want our money to make more money for themselves. Why do you think they were so opposed to regulations? Let me provide you with some information and a look back to history of what their economics is. The Ronald Reagan years and the Bush years are the same type of economics John McCain purposes. Look up the Ronald Reagan presidency in Modern History you'll be surprised to find they are the same type of policies we have had through out history when ever a Republican is in office. Here is some information that might be helpful and if you don't want to use this source just look it up in any history book.
Reagan was an advocate of free markets and, upon taking office, believed that the American economy was hampered by excessive economic controls and misguided welfare programs enacted during the 1960s and 1970s. Taking office during a period of stagflation, Reagan said in his first inauguration speech, which he himself authored,[1] "In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." His first act as president was to issue an executive order ending certain price controls. His economic policies, similar to supply-side economics and dubbed "Reaganomics," achieved a 25% cut in the federal personal income tax, moderate deregulation and tax reform, which he believed would remove barriers to efficient economic activity. After a sharp recession, a long period of high economic growth without significant inflation ensued.

Despite Reagan's stated desire to cut spending, federal spending grew during his administration. However, economist Milton Friedman points out that non-defense spending as a percentage of national income stabilized throughout Reagan's term, breaking a long upward trend; the number of new regulations added each year dramatically decreased as well.[2]

One of Reagan's most controversial early moves was to fire most of the nation's air traffic controllers who took part in an illegal strike. Reagan strengthened Social Security to make it solvent longer by cutting disability benefits, and survivor benefits, and by increasing the FICA payroll withholding tax. He also took tough positions against crime, declared a renewed war on drugs, but was criticized for being slow to respond to the AIDS epidemic. source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Do you seriously think McCain really cares about the taxpayer? He supported the Bailout and so did Bush the mastermind. It is something the Republican party is suppose to oppose a socialist act!! They didn't oppose it because it is not their money they are using it is our money the taxpayer money! They only oppose socialism when they will not benefit from it financially! Think.. read... and go look up some history facts before you just make a stupid comment like this...it is just repeating other people thoughts not facts!! Education is the key!