if you can cast 60 lb mono further than 60 lb braided then your name must be david copperfield 
There's no comparison
You said this and I kind of chuckled to myself and substantiate a scenario that 60 lb mono will cast further than 60 lb braid. There was no parameters of lure weight involved. Yeah, casting just the mono line itself will get more distance than braid. No magic involved. Try casting a 1/32 ounce lure and the 60lb mono will get more distance. Try casting a 1 ounce lure and maybe 60# braid will get more distance. Try casting a 6 oz lure on a 10 foot pole and maybe mono will get more distance.
Besides when it comes down to line comparison, you ought to know better than to compare mfg lb on package label to another mfg lb on their own package label. Look at Trilene XL compared to Trilene XT. Of course they have different characteristics, but their line diameter compared to each other of same listed test lb are also different. So even when comparing 60 lb mono to 60 lb braid, you just gave parameters where the weight of the line is very heavy in comparision. Even with 12 lb mono is heavier in mass compared to 60 lb braid. However those two lines have similar diameter. Besides mfg makes a braid to mono equivalent comparison in reference to diameter.
Furthermore casting distance is governed by order of lure weight, rod length, line, reel, spool weight, then bearings. Of course the individual skill has a lot to do with it too. In real world application you also have to deal with the environment like wind direction and speed. Braid is heavily affected by wind. Mono vs braid in this scenario, mono will be favored for cast distance. Until you hit the threshold of where weight is so heavy that line drag is basically not able to make enough of an influence. With no weight, same rod length, same reel, mono will cast further than braid.
And don't even go to punctuation argument...it just shows you've got even less credibility. You didn't even capitalized the fist letter of your sentence. I'm not the one who started to call others fools, when making such a gross negligent argument. Besides, it's not fair to compare 100 yrds of braid on a reel to about 50 yrds of mono on same reel. At this point we're probably talking baitcasting reels instead of spinning reels.
