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If this indeed turns out to be the case, it should clearly show Obama lacks good judgment (best case) OR is a politician that puts HIS political interest over the well being of national security and our troops best interest (worst case).

So the McCain, in all of his Mighty Maverickness, appears to have thrown his lot in with the House GOP on the economic bailout plan. And what, pray tell, is the House GOP plan? It appears ot be nothing more than a gigantic giveaway to the very people who got us into this mess:

According to the current Commander in Chief, our President, Mr. Bush:

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Via commenter Sekmet at Atrios comes this gem from September 7, 2000:

Bush Says That the Bottom Line on Gore's Proposals Would Consume the Surplus

By ALISON MITCHELL
Published: September 7, 2000

The Senate has their Gang of 10 (now Gang of 16 with 3 newbie Senators from each party) that calls for a spending orgy to “solve” the oil supply problem.

Funny how words that were forbidden in the last presidential campaign are being tossed about like rose petals now. For instance:

Eleven years ago this Summer my dad forwarded a piece to me from Texas. It was a letter from governor George W.

NYTimes has an editorial on Barack Obama's recent flip flops, of which the most regressive and Machivellian to me is his course change on telecom immunity and federal wiretapping:

I guess I’ve been so beleaguered and demoralized by the lack of Republican backbone that when I saw Bush step into the Rose Garden and actually call out the some of the failed ideas that are giving us $4 a gallon gas (to the delight of environmentalists, and the New York Times, and Al Gore and Obama–though the rise has been a bit quick for Barry O), I actually was inspired.