Isn't McCain supposed to be just like Bush?

To this end, LaRouche specified four necessary steps:

Step #1: Put the present international monetary system into bankruptcy reorganization.

Step #2: Create a new system, a credit system, rather than a monetary system, in the form of an appropriately modern version of President Franklin Roosevelt's intention for a Bretton Woods system.

Step #3: Organize the new system on the basis of an extended form of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia system, rather than a conflict-system. The IMF must be replaced by a treaty organization among participating sovereign nation-states with complementary long-term economic missions of scientific and related progress per-capita and per-square kilometer of territory.

Step #4: Define a common, long-term mission-orientation of two or more generations' span for increase of the productive powers of labor among nations generally.

Radical bailout plan has a jawdropping price tag

The name "Research 2000" sounds futuristic, but we are in the year 2008 so it should look dated.

Gov. Sarah Palin's favorable/unfavorable ratings have suffered a stunning 21 point collapse in just one week, according to Research 2000 polling. Last week, 52% approved and 35% disapproved of the GOP vice presidential nominee (+17 net). This week, 42% approved and 46% disapprove (-4 net).

Awesome.

I just read on the AP, that bridge to nowhere that she says she later turned against, yes she was first for it then against it, but kept 238 million tax dollars. She is bogged down with an on-going investigation, she still can't answer tough questions. McCain looked bad picking her. For the first time since Bobby Kennedy, a democrat is leading in Indiana.

He's using the word to remind his base why they were breifly excited about his campaign.  ("Hey!  I've got a fundamentalist on the ticket!") 

Shrewd enough move, but while it kind of energizes his base, it also lights a fire under progressives and undecided, who do not want a fundamentalist in the oval office. 

I wonder who said this.

I join as a cosponsor of the Federal Housing Enterprise Regulatory Reform Act of 2005, S. 190, to underscore my support for quick passage of GSE regulatory reform legislation. If Congress does not act, American taxpayers will continue to be exposed to the enormous risk that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac pose to the housing market, the overall financial system, and the economy as a whole

It wasn't Barack Obama.

Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama like to portray themselves as Washington outsiders, but neither candidate is completely clean of the influence of lobbyists.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/07/29/lobbyists/index.html

Wow, Chris -- you sure do get pissed off over a couple of innocent quotes, don't you?

The truth can do that.

Here's McCain speaking to the Wall Street Journal in May 2007: "You are interviewing the greatest free trader you will ever interview, and the greatest deregulator you will ever interview."

Hmmmmm and we wonder why we are almost at depression level.

When are the republicans going to learn, that when you let businesses monitor themselves,  greed will F things up. 

After all of these Government bailouts I guess Government Welfare isn't as bad as you all thought. LOL

Hey Obama is leading Indiana, I am pretty happy right now.

He's leading in one out of four polls.

Rasmussen	09/17 - 09/18	500 LV	49	47	McCain +2
Big10 Battleground	09/14 - 09/17	612 RV	47	43	McCain +4
Indy Star/Selzer	09/14 - 09/16	600 LV	44	47	Obama +3
CNN/Time	09/13 - 09/14	890 RV	51	45	McCain +6