As voters and pundits weigh one candidate’s controversial views about economic fundamentals against the other’s purported plan to raise taxes, foodservice professionals are mulling the McCain-or-Obama leadership question from the vantage of front-line combatants in the besieged U.S. economy.From small-business owners to leaders of big chains, restaurateurs are having their opinions about the White House contenders shaped by a harsh business environment that’s being roiled by potentially ...
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