Eight years of bush have taken its toll, and today America teeters on the Second Great Depression…?
This is the only logical result of the republican party’s corrupt policy of deregulating predatory businesses that have in the past proven themselves to be less than honest.
McCain himself has described himself as a “deregulatory hawk”, and his economic advisor Phil Gramm engineered the commodities deregulation bill that brought us the mortgage crisis.
Can America afford 4 more years of bush economics if McCain is elected? Will 3rd bush term all but guarantee that America will be plunged into the Second Great Depression?
Did you sleep through the Clinton Administration?
All this stuff started back then. It’s just hitting critical mass now.
In 2005, McCain warned against the coming crisis with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and tried to pass legislation to tighten regulation.
The Democrats BLOCKED it!!!
Now we know WHY.
Chris Dodd and Barack Obama lead the list of members of Congress who got huge campaign contributions from a GOVERNMENT-BACKED agency that was paying Democrats multi-million dollar salaries while the home mortgage crisis they had created was falling apart.
Penny Pritzker, Obama’s lead fundraiser and heir to the Hyatt Hotel fortune, was one of the creators of sub-prime mortgage instuments followed right behind by the champion of the Little Guy, John Edwards
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The Wall Street Crowd is running the Obama campaign.
Check the FEC records for Obama’s campaign contributors, for God’s sake!!!!
He READ his speech today from a TELEPROMPTER.
They wrote it FOR him.
He is a TOOL of Wall Street.
We can’t afford to let the Foxes guard the Hen House.
Don’t Panic! The Bill that kills the American Dream
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