McCain Suspends Campaign To Rescue Bailout

I can see why Senator McCain won't want to discuss the compromises in national security interests created by a colapsing economy as a result of his deregulations done with Senator Phil Gramm the night of the biggest bail out in the history of our nation.

Nine days ago Senator McCain was a deregulator and Paulson said the economy was strong. Now they want to negate the Judicial Review of anything Paulson does with the money.

For the record, the Congress can not negate the Judiciary's review unless we are throwing out the Constitution. Look for about 15,000 injuctions being filed Friday morning when they pass the bail out at 11:59 Thursday night.

By 11:59 Thursday September 25th, 2008 they will have decided if they as our representatives are with and representing the citizens of this nation or a group of fictitious legal entities that make them wealthy beyond reasonable expectations.

Sent by Christopher M. Brown | 4:39 PM | 9-24-2008

Actually, Mr. Obama called McCain early this morning (8ish) and asked that they team up to work on the economic crisis. Mc Cain used the media to give the impression that he was so concerned that it prompted him to spring into action and ask Obama to set aside politics to focus of the econoy. Shame on McCain! To use the current state of our economic affairs to gain popularity in the polls and postpone a debate that he would have surely lost is disgusting. And I'm a card carrying Rebuplican. Shame on McCain

Sent by Reese | 4:42 PM | 9-24-2008

How duplicitous! Mccain was THERE for OVER 20 years; he is nothing less than bush III. BUT, look at Pelosi; she's the Party mouthpiece and figurehead...NO power, because THAT, is what Blarney Frank and Christopher Dodd, along with LIEberman and Clinton have...LA Times reported that Frank and Dodd got over $700,000 in campaign contributions from (can you guess?/NO! NOT in total, but just, yes JUST!) the Financial Services/Wall Street crowd.

While 250 million Americans will PAY for this Bail Out, ONLY New York, Connecticult, and Massataxes, will REAP ALL THE BENEFITS. Yep, those DEMS are no different from bush's Neo-CONS. Except they should ALL be CONVICTS!!!

Sent by J. Robert Hrycenko | 8:13 PM | 9-24-2008

I can't find the speech Bush just made tonight (CNN.com just has a very abreviated version). Has anyone posted his speech in its entirety yet???

Sent by skyandkebbo | 10:24 PM | 9-24-2008