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"President Obama has reproached Mitt Romney for not providing details on his alleged \"$5 trillion tax cut plan\" and how he'd pay for it. Now the Democratic National Committee has launched an interactive website that builds on the Obama campaign's claims that Romney's evading the details.\nAt romneytaxplan.com, under Romney's campaign logo and slogan, you'll read this: \"For a detailed explanation of how the Romney-Ryan tax plan is able to cut taxes by $5 trillion without raising taxes on the middle class or exploding the deficit, simply click the button below.\"\nA big, red button that reads \"get the details\" is in the middle of the page. If you try to click it though, or if you even try to just get close to it with your mouse, the button dodges your pointer and moves around the page. At the same time, a change appears beneath the slogan \"Believe in America,\" correcting it to \"Believe in \u2014 half of \u2014 America.\" A clear jab at Romney's \"47%\" comment. \nA banner appears at the bottom of the page: \"Mitt Romney has ducked and side-stepped every attempt to get the details of his plan, which sticks the middle class with the bill for $5 trillion in tax cuts favoring millionaires and billionaires. Get the facts on his plan.\" If you click on the last sentence, you're taken to a page on barackobama.com that criticizes Romney's proposed plan.\nThe website was paid for by the DNC but is not endorsed by any candidate, including Obama, a dislaimer says. \nObama has repeatedly mentioned this \"$5 trillion tax plan,\" including during the first presidential debate. And Romney has continued to deny that he even has a plan to cut $5 trillion in taxes. Fact-checking website PolitiFact calls Obama's claim \"half true.\"\n\nSEE ALSO: ISideWith.com Shows You Which Candidate Should Get Your Vote\nRegardless, after the \"This seat's taken\" tweet, this is certainly one of the more creative digital ideas we've seen during this election cycle. \nWhat do you think of this parody website? Tell us in the comments.\nImage courtesy of Flickr, Gage Skidmore\n\n\n\nMashable explores the trends changing politics in 2012 and beyond in Politics Transformed: The High Tech Battle for Your Vote, an in-depth look at how digital media is reshaping democracy. Read a few of the top posts from the series:\n\nElection 2040: The First President for Digital Natives\nVoter Data: What the Candidates Know About You\nHow to Market the Next President\nGaffesplosion: The Unrelenting Hype of Modern Politics\nHow Social Media Can Safeguard Your Vote\n\nTake it with you, buy  Politics Transformed: The High Tech Battle for Your Vote on e-book and get access to four exclusive interviews!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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