Clearing Something Up- September 17, 2008 I don&8217;t want to start a thread on Romney, but I do want to clear this video up which is being wrongly attributed on liberal blogs as a comment Romney made this week: http:www.youtube.comwatchv=UY5Plqs5d98 Well, rest assured this video, despite the numerous liberal blogs who are either dishonestly or un-knowledgeably reporting otherwise, is actually from the ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/clearing-something-up/ McCain warned of Fannie Mae accounting scandal, sought reform, in 2006- September 17, 2008 There&8217;s been a lot of posturing by the Obama campaign the past couple of days over the hits to the financial industry, and questioning of whether John McCain &8220;gets it.&8221; He got it, all right. The following is a statement made by Sen. McCain on the floor of the Senate on May 25, 2006, regarding ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/mccain-warned-of-fannie-mae-accounting-scandal-sought-refo... Race 4 2008 Evening Essential Reads- September 17, 2008 McCain Remarks on the Financial Markets McCain tells crowd economy &8216;in crisis&8217; AP Video: McCain: Greed Created Wall Street&8217;s Problems McCain Toughens Talk on Wall Street Crisis McCain: Wall Street woes point to regulation need McCain Calls Wall Street Reckless, Obama Hits McCain Policies McCain&8217;s sudden conversion to economic populism Michael Barone: McCain Has the Advantage Over Obama in Post-Convention Polls McCain, Obama ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/race-4-2008-evening-essential-reads-91/ Poll Watch: Rasmussen New York General Election- September 16, 2008 Rasmussen New York General Election Barack Obama 55% (52%) John McCain 42% (32%) Favorable Unfavorable (Net) Barack Obama 61% 37% (+24%) John McCain 54% 44% (+10%) Survey of 500 likely voters was conducted September 15. The margin of error is +- 4.5 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted August 4 are in parentheses.http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/poll-watch-rasmussen-new-york-general-election-3/ About that Community Organizing- September 16, 2008 Senator Obama is a student of the Alinsky School of community organizing. At age 24, Senator Obama joined thehierarchy of this radical method of community activism. But what do we really know about the Alinsky doctrine, and how has it shaped Senator Obama and his campaign In his book, Rules for Radicals,Alinsky summarized his approach to ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/about-that-community-organizing/ Cut the Payroll Tax, Create New Jobs- September 16, 2008 I think McCain could use this time of economic insecurity to make a proposal that could actually get passed and help America if he was elected. Most economic proposals given by presidential candidates never see the light of day. We need to cut the payroll taxes on business and workers. Not only do (non-wealthy) workers pay 7.65% ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/cut-the-payroll-tax-create-new-jobs/ Latest McCainPalin Ad, Enough is Enough- September 16, 2008 http:www.youtube.comwatchv=x7EbK1RREU4http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/latest-mccainpalin-ad-enough-is-enough/ Poll Alert: DiageoHotline Daily Tracker- September 16, 2008 DiageoHotline Daily Tracking Poll ObamaBiden 46% McCainPalin 42% Todays results are based on combined data from Sept 13 to Sept 15, 2008, with n=909 registered voters (margin of error +- 3.3%.)http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/poll-alert-diageohotline-daily-tracker/ McCain Needs a Shot of Economic Steroids- September 16, 2008 Whenever the Presidential race focuses on national security or terrorism-related issues such as Iran or Georgia or Russia, it favors McCain. Equally as true is that whenever the race focuses on economic issues, it greatly favors Barack Obama. Some of that advantage was erased with the pick of Sarah Palin, who can pull off an incredible ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/mccain-needs-a-shot-of-economic-steroids/ Poll Watch: Gallup Daily Tracking (916)- September 16, 2008 Gallup Daily National General Election Tracking Poll McCain - 47% Obama - 46% In essence, the race is back where it was before the flurry of political activity that began Aug. 25 with the Democratic National Convention and continued through the Republican convention, which concluded on Sept. 4. Bounces over. Gallup also says: It is unclear to what extent this ...http://race42008.com/2008/09/16/poll-watch-gallup-daily-tracking-916/ |