Indeed...
Oh that pesky information, it's all swept under the rug and now we just can't find it anymore.
Maybe we should look here:
Obama’s tax plan would boost the debt by $3.5 trillion by 2018. McCain’s plan would increase the debt by $5 trillion on top of the $2.3 trillion increase that the Congressional Budget Office forecasts for the next decade (see Summary Deficit Table).
The Obama plan would reduce taxes for low- and moderate-income families, but raise them significantly for high-bracket taxpayers (see Figure 2). By 2012, middle-income taxpayers would see their after-tax income rise by about 5 percent, or nearly $2,200 annually. Those in the top 1 percent would face a $19,000 average tax increase—a 1.5 percent reduction in after-tax income.
McCain would lift after-tax incomes an average of about 3 percent, or $1,400 annually, for middle-income taxpayers by 2012. But, in sharp contrast to Obama, [McCain] would cut taxes for those in the top 1% by more than $125,000, raising their after-tax income an average 9.5 percent.
Tax Policy Center
(Emphasis mine)
Or maybe here.
Oh dear, oh dear, there's just nothing out there anymore! Someone look under the rug!!