How are they going to deal with these problems? What do you think?
It's pointless slagging off the GOP if you can't offer a genuine way
forward and the Dems certainly can't Look at Pelosi, what a fifthly
right wing demagogue she is, she's as bad as C. Rice.

European stock markets in freefall following Paris financial summit

Robert Quinn, analyst at Standard & Poor’s--“The banking system
doesn’t work any more, it’s just broken.”


On Oct 7, 11:01 pm, "\"Lone Wolf\"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All these posts and not one of them deals with the finacial tsunami
> wiping out the world economy. McCain isn't the only one in crisis, the
> capitalist sytem is being exposed for the miserable failure that it
> is. These elections are a non-event, the GOP and the Dems are
> incapable of any progressive policies, they don't know how to deal
> with this catastrophe, and that's what will be demanded of them.
>
> They are good for nothing at all.
>
> On Oct 7, 8:13 pm, "[ Republican for Obama ]"
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Obama to Preempt McCain Assault
> >  http://www.truthout.org/100608K
> > Branding his opponent as "erratic in a crisis," Sen. Barack Obama, D-
> > Ill., is preempting plans by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., to portray him
> > as having sinister connections to controversial Chicagoans.
>
> >     Obama officials call it political jujitsu - turning the attacks
> > back on the attacker.
>
> >     McCain officials had said early in the weekend that they plan to
> > begin advertising after Tuesday's debate that will tie Obama to
> > convicted money launderer Tony Rezko and former Weathermen radical
> > William Ayers.
>
> >     But Obama isn't waiting to respond. His campaign is going up
> > Monday on national cable stations with a scathing ad saying: "Three
> > quarters of a million jobs lost this year. Our financial system in
> > turmoil. And John McCain? Erratic in a crisis. Out of touch on the
> > economy. No wonder his campaign wants to change the subject.
>
> >     "Turn the page on the financial crisis by launching dishonorable,
> > dishonest 'assaults' against Barack Obama. Struggling families can't
> > turn the page on this economy, and we can't afford another president
> > who is this out of touch."
>
> >     Then Obama says: "I'm Barack Obama and I approved this message."
>
> >     McCain officials told Politico that the new offensive is likely to
> > focus on Rezko and Ayers. The officials said the campaign will not
> > bring up the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Obama's former pastor, because
> > McCain has forbade them from using that as a weapon. Without being
> > specific, the officials said outside groups may focus on Wright.
>
> >     When word of the planned attacks leaked Saturday, Obama officials
> > said within hours that it was an attempt by McCain to distract voters
> > from the economy.
>
> >     ""We think the McCain campaign made a huge error by telling the
> > press that their strategy was to distract from the most important
> > issue facing voters," a senior Obama official said. "Every attack
> > going forward will be easy to characterize for what it is - an attempt
> > to distract from the Bush-McCain economic record."
>
> >     McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds hinted at the tough new line
> > Saturday on "Fox & Friends."
>
> >     "There are associations that are important to who Barack Obama is
> > as a candidate, who he'd be as president," Bounds said.
>
> >     Obama-Biden communications director Dan Pfeiffer said about the
> > new ads: "If John McCain thinks he can 'turn the page' on the economic
> > crisis facing American families, he is even more out of touch than we
> > imagined. Now there may be no good answers for John McCain due to his
> > erratic response to the financial crisis, but his desire to avoid
> > discussing the economy is something we will remind voters of everyday
> > for the next month
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