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I suppose that when John McCain claims he is for change, that really means that he is for changing his stance whenever it is convenient. We don't need a president to have 20/20 hindsight, but rather one who has 20/20 foresight. Obama has demonstrated time and again that he understands key issues, ranging from our foreign policy to the economy. Comments welcome: <a class="user" href="http://whenelephantsfly.blogspot.com&quot;&gt;http://whenelephantsfly.blogspot.com&lt;/a&gt;

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As opposed to Obama who flip-flops/stammers in a single sentence.

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That 85 bil would have paid for half a year of "socialized medicine" for the entire US population. Republicans, or more to the point "free market conservatives", serve business, not the "people", because to them - this is important - businesses ARE the people. Not a slam, just a simple fact. They are bailing out the businesses they created by deregulating the financial markets without a qualm. But they won't, for ideological reasons, help normal people keep their homes by freezing foreclosures. WHICH America will we vote for? The two parties are not the same. One will save you, and the other one will save their base, the businesses, and lecture you about self-reliance and the free market.

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Grahams's Brave New World blew up, and now they have the gall to blame the regulators they themselves removed from the process. Neocon madness. Remember kids, the meltdown was not a failure from the point of view of the Smartest Men in the Room who sponsored the deregulation. THEY got unbelievably rich from the derivatives market, the paper chase, the housing bubble, and all the money we borrowed to finance their tax cuts and their bailouts. It's a roaring success. Keep that in mind: this is not a failure of neoconism, this is the planned outcome. What do you think those SMITR are going to do with all that cash they have now? They are going to buy houses, businesses, and loans for pennies on the dollar, and in a few years be an order of magnitude wealthier when the economy recovers. And we paid for it, and willl pay for it for the rest of the century. And they will repeat the process 25 years from now, when the nation of village idiots forgets this era just as it forgot the savings and loan meltdown from dereg 20 years ago.

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This is a lie about Biden and your attempt to take away the truth about both your candidates lieing daily about almost everything Biden id a heard working man who tells the truth and does not lie at all

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