Oh come on now.
McCain's going to suddenly make the Repub party stand for regulation? Now I've heard everything!
If Obama doesn't jump on this with 50 surrogates, and call this the
Biggest Lie Ever Told, and right now, immediately and clearly... if McC gets away with this and makes himself the restorer of regulation now... I'm going to be too angry to watch the news or follow this campaign anymore. If he doen't tear that out of McC's hands right now and INDIGNANTLY, he deserves to lose.
This is where lying intersects the financial meltdown. Gramm=deregulation=McCain. Connect the dots for Americans and slam it home from now till the election. Clearly. Bluntly. Loudly. And shame the hell out of McCain for DARING to say that he will reform his own economic advisor's and his own party's deregulation of Dem FDR'S historic safeguards. My God, I've heard nothing but Gramm and the whole Repub party rail against FDR's regulations since 1980! And they intentionally gutted everything achieved by the New Deal as the overall goal of Repub policy all this time.
If this isn't swiftly and effectively dealt with and it sinks in to the idiot Freeper consciousness, next thing we'll be hearing the RW telling us how the Dems repealed banking regulation.
Stop the madness!
McCain just said this in a speech, covered by tv, and so did Palin. I just got home, switched on the tube, and that's what I saw. Why do I not see Obama and every surrogate available NUKING this jackass for it? The race could be over today!
Gramm is the author of this mess. He should've been a campaign issue all along. Now's the time to drag him out of the shadows and make him the Willie Horton of this campaign. Now! Not tomorrow. not later. Not when we get around to it. NOW.
Even Lou Dobbs is saying "this is borderline madness". WHERE IS OBAMA????
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For those who weren't following this last spring, Olbermann will explained it:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=lQ4kH3sNNTo&feature=related MoJo (David Corn) started the story of Gramm's connection to McC and foreclosures:
http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2008/07/foreclosure-phil.html