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Maverick No More

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“John McCain a maverick? The John McCain of 2000 wouldn't even consider voting for the John McCain of 2008. The American people are learning that the John McCain of 2008 represents more of the same failed policies we've gotten from George Bush for the past eight years. Senator McCain is clearly in the tank for Exxon and big oil, for keeping our troops stuck in Iraq for decades to come, and for an economic policy that puts tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations above relief for hardworking families. John McCain has changed: he's taken the low road, leveling false, negative and misleading attacks against Barack Obama. John McCain is no more a maverick within the Republican Party than Dick Cheney is. He's just more of the same." The following is the script of “Maverick No More:” TEXT: John McCain …Maverick No More. Senator Joe Biden: “But stylistically and substantively, there is no daylight between George Bush and John McCain. They are joined at the hip.” Senator John Kerry: “John McCain has changed in profound and fundamental ways that I find personally really surprising, and frankly upsetting. He is not the John McCain as a senator who defined himself quote as a ‘maverick’ though questionable. This is a different John McCain.” Senator Tom Daschle: “On Iraq, on the economy, on tax policy, on domestic policy, across the board. He is espousing the Bush policies. He’s changed a lot since 2001.” Senator Hillary Clinton: “But in the end, after eight devastating years under President Bush, Senator McCain is simply offering four years more.” DNC Chairman Howard Dean: “You know, the John McCain of 2000 wouldn’t’ vote for this John McCain. We don’t need another four years of George Bush. What he’s proposing is four more years of George Bush’s economic policy and its ridiculous and its unfair the American people.” TEXT: Let’s Let President Bush Have the Final Say President Bush: “Its been my honor to welcome my friend John McCain as ...

Channel: News & Politics
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: DemRapidResponse

Length: 01:23
Rating: 4.62
Views: 98268

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jjrglobal (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Yeah but it happened because of the Community Reinvestment Act passed under Carter and pushed by Clinton and Freddie and Fannie which were created by FDR. Between Wilson, Lincoln,and FDR it's a horse race for the worst ever president.
TuNnL (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
...but he can and should PRESENT legislation for adoption by Congress. And that takes precise planning and expertise by economists with a track record of navigating through complicated financial quagmires.
jjrglobal (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
So what is O'bama's economic plan? What was the First Bush's economic plan? What was Clinton's plan for the economy? The president does not have nearly the power you think he does. He can't pass legislation, at least not yet
lindabee10 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
jjrglobal, a president's economic policy does not mean controlling the global economy. It does mean putting incentives and safeguards in place to provide stability. What was GW's economic policy? Answer: He didn't have one. This blew Paul O'Neill away. O'Neill was GW's Treasury Secretary. He'd been in GW's dad's cabinet, and was SHOCKED at the slipshod operation of GW's White House. Serious--read the book and you'll find out what 'economic policy' means. "The Price of Loyalty"
jjrglobal (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
You believe that the president has the power to understand and control the wants and needs of every person on the planet?That's what is necessary to control the global economy What exactly was GW's economic policy? What will Obama's policy be? You need to understand that any gov't intervention into the free market creates distortion and hence malinvestment.W/O Fannie and Freddie's explicit Gov't guarantee, do you think investors would have bought the mortgage backed securities?socialism failed
lindabee10 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
mightyturisas: "They haven't said how Obama is different from Bush either." If you don't know that, you weren't paying any attention. These two campaigns provided the clearest ideological difference between presidential candidates in a long time.
lindabee10 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
jjrglobal: "George Bush's economic plan? What economic plan? A president should not have an economic plan. If he did that would be central economic planning." Are you kidding me? Without an economic policy, we've ended up where we are right now. You need to read Paul O'Neill's account of being GW Bush's first Treasury Secretary. It's a book called 'The Price of Loyalty.' Anybody who wants a serious look at the ineptitude of this White House needs to read it.
futureconcept (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
McCain - corporate pimp.
obobnam50 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Hey stupid and paranoid. What Obama wants to do is redistribute OPPORTUNITY, which is currently the exclusive territory of the rich. Try and understand what he's actually SAYING instead of spreading baseless bullshit. And socialism? You've already got it. Your government has taken over ownership of your financial sector, and it happened under a REPUBLICAN President. Not even up here in 'Soviet Canukistan' has the government ever had to do that.
andron333 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Obama voted against the war in Iraq, and only voted with Bush 37% of the time, compared to Mccain's 92%. Pretty big contrast if you ask me.

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