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To: hinckley buzzard

McCain lost it when he suspended his campaign to go back to Washington, during the whole TARP thing, and did..........nothing.


6 posted on 09/01/2012 10:59:47 AM PDT by dfwgator (I'm voting for Ryan and that other guy.)
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To: dfwgator

McCain blew the election in the first five minutes of the first debate. I remember the question: “What would you do about the financial crisis?” He should have proposed market-based solutions, opposed TARP (which was hugely unpopular) and said “bankers who make bad decisions with other people’s money should lose their jobs.” Instead he fumbled around with some incoherent gibberish. I knew then it was over. He went into the debate with a lead, and came out in the hole. The whole ridiculous thing about “suspending the campaign” didn’t help.

But don’t underestimate the importance of the debates. I truly think that 0bama, Reagan and Kennedy all won their elections at the debates. Romney needs to bring his “A” game because he’s playing against the panel as well as 0bama.


12 posted on 09/01/2012 11:28:42 AM PDT by henkster (We're the slaves of the phony leaders...)
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To: dfwgator

McCain did WORSE than nothing during the TARP fiasco. He managed to drag 0bama into acting presidential when they did the foolish WH meeting.

That, and his prohibiting his campaign and Sarah from criticizing anything about Zero, clinched the loss.

By the way, the layoffs also coincided with the realization by Main Street that a Marxist was about to become president.


18 posted on 09/01/2012 11:49:38 AM PDT by AFPhys ((Praying for our troops, our citizens, that the Bible and Freedom become basis of the US law again))
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