Friday, September 26, 2008
I'm beginning to doubt that we need a president
The latest fun in Presidential news:
John McCain, noble statesmen that he is, has "suspended his campaign" in light of the financial crisis. He claims that he will not appear in this week's debate unless a compromise is reached regarding the 700-BILLION dollar bailout plan (don't even get me started on absurdness of this stunning piece of legislation). Excuse me - WHAT?
Here are the two possible motives for this ludicrous move:
a) John McCain wants the nation to see him as a truly selfless individual: presidential material. He will put aside his fondest dream to ensure the survival of the nation.
b) John McCain has been looking for an excuse to avoid debating face-to-face with Obama (Let's face it, Obama will clearly come out looking better). This provided him with the perfect opportunity.
The way I see it, he's playing politics either way. This is not a noble gesture. It is a ploy to get votes. Dang it, McCain, have some kind of shame. Can you sink any lower?
Read the full story here.
*images from Obama's website and timesonline.com
**UPDATE: And then McCain backs down and does the debate anyway. Way to stand up for your convictions, dude.
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4 comments:
Hey may be if we don't meet our fundraising goals in the coming weeks, the government will bail us out.
lol. I love you.
maybe we can have a prime minister...
Our very own Tony Blair! Perfect.
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