McCain and the Economy
Mysteriously, earlier this afternoon one of the most interesting videos in the history of the World Wide Web sort of … vanished.
Is there any doubt about WHO would be behind this censorship?
I’ll give you a hint. He walks like a rapper, talks faster than Joe Biden’s speechwriters, has a lovely brown complexion, and his ears stick out ever so slightly.
All you need to know is “Community Reinvestment Act”. After Googling, perhaps you will feel inclined to take the money out from under the mattress. When John McCain takes charge, we'll get our money back.
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Here is McCain's latest ad called "Enough" It deals with the economic crisis and reforming Wall Street.
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Speaking today in Ohio, Sen. John McCain called for an "Economic Surge" to keep jobs in America and get the U.S. Economy moving again. McCain said the "Surge Strategy" in Iraq has been successful, and now we need an "economic surge" here at home.
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Is noone out there tried of the money that we are wasting nad giving to the illegals, besides me??? I want to keep my own up before I have to keep up people who are not here legally.
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Here's a good video of McCain Victory 08 Chair Carly Fiorina taking questons about Senator McCain's view on the economy and what we can do to right the ship.
Here is an NPR story about noted Tax Conservative Grover Norquist and his views on Sen. John McCain's fiscal policies. Norquist says McCain's fiscal priorities are consistent with classic Reagan principles:
As a conservative interested in cutting taxes and limiting government spending, Grover Norquist is largely pleased with Sen. John McCain as the probable Republican presidential nominee. The president of Americans for Tax Reform says McCain's fiscal priorities are in line with classic Reagan principles that the party has stood for.Norquist spent years helping to build the Republican coalition that dominated Congress and the White House — until it collapsed in 2006. He says President Bush's occupation with Iraq took the focus off conservative principles. read more »
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