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Giuliani on McCain: CBS 10/14/08

October 14, 2008 at 1:41 pm · Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged ,

Rudy Giuliani and Harry Smith on John McCain
“Early Show” 7:14pm
Interview

TRANSCRIPTION
RUDY GIULIANI: [...] John has outlined a plan to help get people through this crisis. With what the president is doing today, putting $250B into the banks, John McCain is also making sure that Americans who can’t afford their mortgage, Americans who are seniors who have to take some money out of their 401K or IRA or are forced to do it–that they’re all gonna get relief as well.

So I think the plan that he’s announcing today reaches right to the core of the people who are the most concerned about our economy, people who [...] are really stretched.

HARRY SMITH: [W]hy should, in three weeks, people entrust the economy to another republican administration?

GIULIANI: Well, I mean the reality is John McCain is John McCain. We’re not voting for a republican or a democrat. We’re voting for John McCain or Barack Obama. John McCain has the experience. John McCain has led [...] our country through crisis before. Barack Obama never has. John McCain has a much clearer vision of the economy. He’s not going to raise taxes, not going to cut off trade with high tariffs they way Barack Obama wants to do. Barack Obama is talking about the kinds of things Herbert Hoover did.

[Smith laughs]

RG2 JM CBS 10-14-08 7.14 (JR#546)

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Keywords: McCain economy tracking taxes republican brand Obama Herbert Hoover
Added: October 14, 2008

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McCain: planetariums suck

September 16, 2008 at 1:11 pm · Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged ,

As the crossfire on the US election trail becomes ever nastier, will one of the bodies by the wayside be a planetarium? Candidate John McCain took aim at these unlikely targets this week when discussing rival Barak Obama’s attempt to obtain earmarks for certain projects. Some estimates put Obama’s earmarks at over $900 million, meaning Obama has not a leg to stand on when attacking on Republican potential vice-president Palin on the same issue, says McCain. McCain’s advisor slams Tina Fey (Video) Watch John McCain’s advisor Carly Fiorina talk about Tina Fey’s Saturday Night Live impersonation of Sarah Palin! Election 2008 impact on Estate Taxes As I write this we are in the midst of the political conventions and focused on the two major party candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama. These candidates have expressed their views on estate taxes, but remember, it is the Congress that is driving the estate tax bus.

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you can’t trust john McCain or Jim Douglas

Author: greenmtndrew
Keywords: political commercial
Added: September 16, 2008

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McCain #0204 – Will Voters Elect Angry Mac the Nat’l Scold?

July 31, 2008 at 6:57 pm · Filed under Uncategorized ·Tagged ,

Three months before Election Day, John McCain’s stepped up aggression begs the question: Will voters vote for the scold? Angry candidates don’t win elections. Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton won by running as sunny optimists — one promised John Winthrop’s ‘‘shining city upon a hill’’ and the other was the ‘‘man from Hope.’’ WSJ Columnist: Is McCain Losing It? Wall Street Journal columnist Daniel Henninger looks at John McCain’s tax policy and concludes, “This isn’t a flip-flop. It’s a sex-change operation.” Details sometimes fall away as McCain campaigns Details can bedevil any presidential candidate. Republican John McCain announced this week that he backs an anti-affirmative action referendum that has drawn sharp debate in Arizona, his home state. Then he added a curious note: He doesn’t know that much about it.

Is McCain’s campaign correct that its ‘divisive, negative, shameful and wrong’ of Obama to play the race card

According to the New York Times:July 31, 2008RACINE, Wis. – Senator John McCain’s campaign accused Barack Obama of playing “the race card’’ on Thursday, citing his remarks that Republicans would try to scare voters by pointing out he “doesn’t look like all those other presidents on the dollar bills.’’Barack Obama has played the race card, and he played it from the bottom of the deck,’’ Rick Davis, Mr. McCain’s campaign manager, said in a statement. “It’s divisive, negative, shameful and wrong.’’http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/31/mccain-campaign-says-obama-is-playing-the-race-card/?hp

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