*****WE DIDN'T FORGET YOU ASSHOLE*********

While he thought his "I'M OFF TO SAVE THE ECONOMY STUNT" would make us forget about all the bullshit and lies we won't!!

* I remember that you said the economy was economically sound
* I remember that you hadn't read the 3 page document even Monday
* I remember your campaign manager is getting 15K monthly from Fannie and Freddie
* I remember your VP choice is shit for brains.

***We didn't forget! You didn't slow anything down!!!

Feel free to add your own!

shithead

I'm pretty sure that he admitted on TUESDAY he still hadn't read it.

(Most of us little people had not only read it by Sunday night but knew then that the WH proposal was a no-go.)

Aren't you glad he went to Washington to lend his deep expertise?
:sarcasm:

dickhole

I remember clearly that they took the picture together on the runway, then both went in opposite directions and left the cake there to rot on the runway.
In other words, they wasted a perfectly good cake for a now politically devastating photo-op in the middle of a national disaster.

"Let them eat cake"---indeed.

turned out.

said he has not heard from johnny not one time this entire week. If j mc was so concerned about the bailout, don't you think he would have been calling shelby at least once a day to see if he was needed to come back and save the day.

Obama said he called paulson at least once a day, sometimes twice. I'd be surprised to find out if he hadn't kept in contact with dodd and reid as well. Gee, what a shocker that the msm hasn't brought up this stark difference between the two, especially since mcsame decided to suspend his campaign and even forgo the debate since he was so worried about it.

This one bite both ways no thanks to the LA Times.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-davis25-2008sep25,0,1801675.story

Still, it is an uncomfortable line of inquiry for the McCain campaign. Just last week, the McCain team ran a television ad alleging that Obama had relied on behind-the-scenes advice from Franklin D. Raines, the former chief executive of Fannie Mae, who was criticized for his lax stewardship of the firm. Obama aides responded that Raines was not an official advisor, although Raines had acknowledged in one media report that he had taken calls from Obama officials.

The McCain camp has also repeatedly tweaked Obama for taking more than $126,000 from employees of both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while McCain took only $22,000.

And the McCain campaign has repeatedly lambasted Obama for briefly hiring former Fannie Mae Chief Executive James A. Johnson to head his vice presidential search. Johnson dropped his campaign role after reports surfaced that he had received a reduced-rate home mortgage from Countrywide Financial Corp., another failed mortgage firm.

"I would view donors as one step removed from someone who is a key advisor in the campaign," said Krumholz of the Center for Responsive Politics. "But there's mud flung on both doorsteps. The candidates are judged by the company they keep."

steve.braun@latimes.com

I always thought the LA Times was more on our side too. They did not need to even mention the Obama stuff but they did it anyway.

keep playing games you asshole while America falls apart.

that you called Mexicans' "wetbacks' then sold them up the river by not standing up for your immigration reform bill.
that you voted and campaigned against having the MLK holiday in your state of Arizona
and so on and so forth.

did you win the nomination? Because nobody else was sleazy enough to stay in the campaing knowing how badly the repubs have screwed this nation. They let you win the nomination...because he's a piece of shit!