"If Senator McCain is not prepared to separate himself from the Bush-Paulson economic program, he has no opportunity to win," Gingrich writes. "The country is deeply fed up with the Bush presidency and angry about the Paulson bailout. If McCain is confused or uncertain about how bad this economic performance is, he will never get the country to listen to him."Yeah, this makes McCain look really believable and in control of his own faculties when it comes to the economy:
Gingrich is the latest prominent conservative to criticize McCain for supporting the bill, which Congress passed last week. Speaking on CNN last week, radio host Glenn Beck said the Arizona senator will lose the election over the vote: I think he lost the election — there was a moment here for somebody here to rise up as a leader," Beck said.
- first the economy was strong
- then the economy is in crisis
- then he fake suspends his campaign to get back to DC to lead brokering a deal on a bailout - the deal falls apart after McCain intervenes
- then McCain announces he lead Congress toward making a deal for a bailout
- the bill passes in the senate only to be killed in the house because Nancy Pelosi hurt the the feelings of 67% of the republicans
they add 150B in mostly pork product to get the republicans in the house to approve and voila there's a bailout deal in placeMcCain claims to have lead the development of the current plan- the bill passes
- McCain says Bush should veto the bill McCain just voted to pass (and claims to have played a role in getting passed)
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