McCain. Uggh/Fuck.

By MICHAEL COOPER
Published: September 16, 2008
VIENNA, Ohio — On Monday morning, as the financial system absorbed one of its biggest shocks in generations, Senator John McCain said, as he had many times before, that he believed the fundamentals of the economy were “strong.”

Hours later he backpedaled, explaining that he had meant that American workers, whom he described as the backbone of the economy, were productive and resilient. By Tuesday he was calling the economic situation “a total crisis” and denouncing “greed” on Wall Street and in Washington.

Make up your mind man. The economy has been poor for some time if you ask me. Your definition of fundamentals is unserious and pandering.

Let's see, McCain thinks this Iraq war was a good thing. I don't know why. He's big time anti-abortion. I don't think the government should control women's bodies. He can't define what his position is on the economy (is the situation 'sound' or a 'crisis'?) He has a lame sense of humor. He resorts to the vilest pandering.

ABM - Anybody but McCain.