McCain warns against Democratic takeover

[OrangeEmpire]

McCain warns against Democratic takeover News - Yahoo!Xtra News

"Senator Obama's tax increase would put even more people out of work," McCain said. "We've seen this before in other countries. It doesn't work. The answer to a strong economy is not higher taxes.
"But that is exactly what's going to happen if the Democrats have total control of Washington. We can't let that happen. Are you ready for Obama, Pelosi and Reid?" the Arizona senator said.

Thoughts?

 

[MontereyVol]

He should have been hammering this point earlier.

 

[JZVOL]

McCain is 100% correct.

 

[OrangeEmpire]

He should have done a lot........................... the whole peace and harmony crap is not going to fly... he should have nailed them all for being tawdry!

 

[allvol123]

He should have been hammering this point earlier.

Correct. It is as if someone over on that campaign just woke up

 

[TennTradition]

He should have been hammering this point earlier.

Exactly....this argument would have resonated with a lot of people if it didn't come late and from such a defensive posture.

 

[droski]

the last two times the democrats had a super majority in the senate and had the white house the economy went into two of it's worst recessions in history.

 

[myrobbins7]

Just have to love those Carter days I tell ya..

 

[MG1968]

the last two times the democrats had a super majority in the senate and had the white house the economy went into two of it's worst recessions in history.

but, Barack went to Harvard Law School. It'll be different this time around. His compassionate socialism will be the socio-economic model the world has been waiting for.

 

[Sudden Impact]

Duh? Hell of a time to bring that up. He should have voted no to the bailout and started screaming about a Democrats Controlling Govt immediately. Instead, just kept throwing jello against the wall.

 

[dantheman617]

I have not voiced my opinion on either one of them. I honestly dont like either one, but Obama scares me....McCain should had been using this as the focal point of his presidential race. I think it may be too late now.