This is pretty funny: Obama outraged
From the
Politico:
Obama outraged at being accused of not supporting something he doesn't support
Obama, on the trail in New Mexico, had this to say of McCain:
"And today he accused me of not supporting what the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank did with AIG despite no evidence whatsoever that that’s what I had said."
To recap, when I wrote earlier today that Obama supported the bailout, I quickly was instructed by his staff that this was not the case. He just didn't oppose it, I was told.
Now he's so adamant about not opposing the Fed's move that he's complaining about McCain's portrayal.
Where, I wonder, is the line between not opposing and, ya know, supporting.
Labels: McCain, Obama
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"War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength."
I'd say "you just can't make this stuff up," but it looks like Orwell indeed could.
While I understand a position of not opposing, yet not supporting, an issue, that generally means that I don't care. Apathy towards government intervention in the market? Not a good place for a Presidential candidate to be.
"And today he accused me of not supporting what the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank did with AIG despite no evidence whatsoever that that’s what I had said."
Yup, "outraged" definitely a good choice of words here. I can feel the anger dripping from his voice.
Care to address McCain's flip flopping around the subject?
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