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On McCain vs. Obama |
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Nick, 10/22/08 9:29:11 pm |
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The last ditch effort on the part of the McCain campaign to brand Obama as a socialist, while true, is very hypocritical. McCain was a strong advocate of the bailout package. He voted in favor of it. Now, in his offense (yes, you read that right), other trait...er, senators did as well. Anyways, I digest...Barack Delano Obama is a socialist. McCain voted in favor of the largest industrial (think: banking industry) nationalization in the US since FDR. I have a hard time believing John Delano McCain will stop, slow, or [stand in the way of a moving] socialism and its advance in our government. The executive budget of the United States is $3 trillion (and more if you add $700 billion for bank nationalization and $100 billion on wars, etc. that don't get included in the planned budget). Show me where McCain voted against the budget. Show me where McCain advocates privatizing Social Security. Show me where McCain advocates cutting any spending except for vague overtures to "stopping pork barrel spending." Just like pork is hardly a real meat when compared with beef or lamb, pork barrel spending is hardly important when compared to real meat programs (read as: Social Security, Medicare, a $700, wait...$800 billion "bailout/rescue/we're-all-gonna-die-if-we-don't-na
tionalize-our-banks" program, an $85+ billion loan to AIG, who has lost 5 billion, 7 billion and 5 billion the last 3 quarters, respectively, a $600-700 billion defense budget, No Child Left Behind).
I guess at least he won't take our (your guns)...
Anyways, good luck folks...capitalism is dead in America and John McCain stood as part of the firing line, pulling the trigger no less than Barack Vladimir Ilich Obama. |
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