Really – He don’t understand interest rates and he thinks they should be 0%? This isn’t from years ago – these videos are from the first of the year and was used to help promote Romney. Instead Republicans chose a candidate that knows nothing about the economy when the nation was facing this crisis.
Katie Couric stumped her tonight during her interview: So what does that mean to the McCain campaign? Postpone the VP debate of course! SARAH PALIN IS A DISASTER! Get over it John. The cat has been out of the bag since you picked her, but now more Americans are seeing it. UPDATE: Thinking about it […]
SurveyUSA has released a snap poll in which 86% of the people say the debates should go on and only 14% think the campaigns should be suspended.
It looks like the WaPo-ABCIt looks like the WaPo-ABC poll wasn’t so much a fluke. This one has Obama leading 48%-42%
Harry hits it out of the park on this one: I understand that the candidates are putting together a joint statement at Senator Obama’s suggestion. But it would not be helpful at this time to have them come back during these negotiations and risk injecting presidential politics into this process or distract important talks about […]
Yeah – he really handles crisis head on. RIght…. (h/t Think Progress)
Just now breaking – John McCain is “suspending his campaign” and wants the debate postponed due to the economic crisis. It should be interesting to see how this plays out. McCain says he wants both campaigns suspended until this “crisis is resolved”. Of course we don’t know when that will be. Could this be a […]
The National Enquirer has the details. I wouldn’t believe it, but John Goldberg told us that we should take them more seriously. Of course that was back during the Edwards affair story, but the same should apply today.
This needs to be aired on all the networks. Time for America to see exactly who Sarah Palin is:
If the NYT’s reporting about Rick Davis is so wrong, then why is he running? John McCain campaign manager Rick Davis–under the spotlight because of his work for mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac–is skipping a Wednesday lunch with reporters sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor. Do the innocent run, or do they try […]