Kittens, Puppies, Sunshine and Corporate Tax?

The next time that you disparage the study of corporate taxation as too complex or uninteresting, think to yourself that you are basically doing the same thing as kicking a puppy:

Douglas Holtz-Eakin, chief economic aide to Republican candidate Sen. John McCain, dismissed the Obama strategy as "classic industrial policy which shows a lack of faith in private markets." He was skeptical of any potential Obama corporate-tax cut, noting a lack of details. "It's like being for kittens, puppies and sunshine," he said.