Another fast response by the Obama Campaign regarding McCain`s Ad “Crisis”

[Hope And Change]

Obama Camp Response to McCain Ad “Crisis”

Below is a statement from Bill Burton, Obama Campaign Spokesman in response to the McCain ad “Crisis”

“John McCain has been in Washington for twenty-six years and hasn’t lifted a finger to reform the regulations that could’ve prevented this crisis. In fact, his campaign is run by some of the very same lobbyists who fought against these regulations and worked to put special interest giveaways in our federal budget. Now he’s proposing $200 billion in tax breaks for the biggest corporations in America but not one penny of relief to more than 100 million Americans who are worried about their life savings and their ability to make their mortgage payments. John McCain buys into the same failed economic theory that landed us in this mess in the first place, and we can’t afford to take a chance on his disturbingly out-of-touch policies at a time when our economy is in crisis,” said Bill Burton, Obama Campaign Spokesman.

http://thepage.time.com/obama-camp-response-to-mccain-ad-crisis/

[central scrutinizer]

1. yes!!!!!!

k&r

[NightHawk63]

2. I love it!!

Obama needs to pummel McCain like Aaron Pryor did to Alexis Arguello. Leave him knocked out while still standing. We're in the home stretch now and the kid gloves need to come off. Hell, I'd be cool with brass knuckles at this point. This election is just TOO important for "gentlemanly" discourse; especially if its only one-way.

[flpoljunkie]

3. Excellent! It has been the Republicans who have pushed for deregulation under Bush's watch.

When you combine this ridiculous willingness to let broker dealers determine their own leverage with the decision three years later to alter the short selling rules to make it easier to short a stock, you have a recipe for financial chaos. These are both Bush administration SEC moves. They stem from a idealogical hatred of regulation. They cannot be blamed on Democrats. This needs to be stated clearly by Obama and Biden.

http://tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/09/14/republicans_and_the_credit_cri/

[Hope And Change]

4. Kick!

[krkaufman]

5. Now turn that into an ad with the specific McCain policies ...

... and I'll be really impressed.

[quantass]

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