Barack Obama's Detailed Economic Plan

[Sources 10]

http://www.barackobama.com/issues/economy/

[Guest BEAVERTAIL]

John McCain's Incredibly Detailed Economic Plan. (with full video)

 

http://www.johnmccain.com/Issues/jobsforamerica/

[olewave 44]

http://www.barackobama.com/issues/economy/

 

Sounds like Robin Hood, Take from the ones who have and give to the ones who do not.

[Guest BEAVERTAIL]

Sounds like Robin Hood, Take from the ones who have and give to the ones who do not.

 

Bingo. Welcome to the Socialist way of thinking.

[Lance 228]

I like to be social every now and then...go to a party here and there...mingle with the commons.

[Sources 10]

Oh, so both you make more than $250,000? If so, then maybe you do have reason to be upset.

 

 

I like McCain's plan, more tax breaks for the rich and for corporations who outsource jobs outside of the U.S.

[bucfan64 309]

Oh, so both you make more than $250,000? If so, then maybe you do have reason to be upset.

 

 

I like McCain's plan, more tax breaks for the rich and for corporations who outsource jobs outside of the U.S.

 

Hate the rich man if you want, but I can honestly say that I have never been HIRED TO DO A JOB BY A POOR MAN!

[Lance 228]

Hate the rich man if you want, but I can honestly say that I have never been HIRED TO DO A JOB BY A POOR MAN!

 

have you ever applied to work for a poor man?

[olewave 44]

Oh, so both you make more than $250,000? If so, then maybe you do have reason to be upset.

 

 

I like McCain's plan, more tax breaks for the rich and for corporations who outsource jobs outside of the U.S.

 

So if you are smart enough or willing to work hard enough, you should have to take care of the dead beats that are not willing to work. Sounds like a shi# way to run a country. Lets create more welfare, lets pay the druggies to stay at home and stay high, lets all drink the kool aid of Obama. Then no one will have to work!!!! Count me in.

[Guest BEAVERTAIL]

So if you are smart enough or willing to work hard enough, you should have to take care of the dead beats that are not willing to work. Sounds like a shi# way to run a country. Lets create more welfare, lets pay the druggies to stay at home and stay high, lets all drink the kool aid of Obama. Then no one will have to work!!!! Count me in.

 

Good Job.

 

Isnt America all about the American Dream? We all have the same chances especially now, but for Obama if you achieve the American Dream, well then you have to pay for everyone who was to lazy to try or didnt complete it...

[jets 10]

Obama will fix that. the American dream wont exist anymore. after he sells us out to his moslim extreemist buddies

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So if you are smart enough or willing to work hard enough, you should have to take care of the dead beats that are not willing to work. Sounds like a shi# way to run a country. Lets create more welfare, lets pay the druggies to stay at home and stay high, lets all drink the kool aid of Obama. Then no one will have to work!!!! Count me in.

 

I'm glad you all see through the Obama facade. Come up here to PA, where I owned a girl in Constitutional Law Thursday for drinking too much of the Obama Kool-Aid. Sad thing is, there's so many more like her...

[Sources 10]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080923/pl_afp/usvotestates

 

 

 

Tue Sep 23, 1:05 PM ET

 

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is ahead in four battleground states, according to a Quinnipiac University poll out Tuesday that suggested Obama could be benefiting from turmoil on Wall Street.

 

Republican White House rival John McCain has not been able to wrestle the banner of change from Obama, and voters in three of the four states see Obama as better on economic issues, the polls showed.

 

"With a lousy economy, an unpopular war and an even less popular Republican president, it's difficult to find voters who don't want change," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac's University's Polling Institute.

 

In Colorado, Obama leads McCain by 49 to 45 percent. Last month, McCain was ahead one percentage point in Colorado, 47-46 percent, Quinnipiac said.

 

In Michigan, Obama leads McCain 48 to 44 percent, compared to 46-42 percent on July 24.

 

In Minnesota, Obama is holding on to a two percentage point lead of 47 to 45 percent, compared to 46 to 44 percent in late July.

 

In Wisconsin, Obama leads by 49 to 42 percent, although his advantage has narrowed from 50 to 39 percent in July.

 

"The Wall Street meltdown while these polls were in the field probably fed the public desire for change and seemed to benefit Senator Obama," Brown said.

 

Obama is widely perceived as the candidate of change in the four key states, by 19 to 24 point margins, Quinnipiac said.

 

Voters in all four states named the economy as the top issue in the November 4 election and said Obama has a better handle on it, except in Minnesota where voters were equally divided on which candidate best understands the economy (45 to 45 percent).

 

By contrast, voters were convinced McCain has a better grasp on foreign policy, by margins of 34 percent and higher in all four states.

 

Voters in the four states view the running mates -- Delaware Senator Joe Biden for the Democrats and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for the Republicans -- as good choices.

 

But they would rather see Biden as president, by margins of four to nine percent.

 

Quinnipiac questioned 1,301 likely voters in Minnesota between September 14-21; 1,313 in Wisconsin; 1,364 in Michigan; and 1,418 in Colorado. The polls had a 2.7 margin of error except Colorado, where the margin of error was 2.6 percent.

 

The polls were conducted in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and washingtonpost.com, the university said.

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I'm glad you all see through the Obama facade. Come up here to PA, where I owned a girl in Constitutional Law Thursday for drinking too much of the Obama Kool-Aid. Sad thing is, there's so many more like her...

 

Welcome to McCain Country Observer.

 

I think this board is primarily McCain fueled, unless the Obama fans arent speaking up...

 

But i wish they would!

[trublue 939]

"No Coal Plants in America".....

 

 

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0908/Biden_No_coal_plants_here_in_America.html?showall

[Sources 10]

Welcome to McCain Country Observer.

 

I think this board is primarily McCain fueled, unless the Obama fans arent speaking up...

 

But i wish they would!

 

 

Oh, I'm here.

[Guest BEAVERTAIL]

Oh, I'm here.

 

Funny how you dont say much... or respond.

 

So tell us, besides using your usual copy and paste modes, How is Barack Obama ready to take on Foreign Affairs?

[Sources 10]

Funny how you dont say much... or respond.

 

So tell us, besides using your usual copy and paste modes, How is Barack Obama ready to take on Foreign Affairs?

 

 

 

I honestly have better things to do than sit here and debate with you. Nothing I can or would say will have any bearing on your opinion or who you're voting for, so why waste the energy? I at least give you respect for the simple fact that you do vote, unlike so many people in this country.

[Guest BEAVERTAIL]

I think your afraid that I will show you and the rest of the people on here Obama's downfall.

 

And you have given me no respect on this forum, from pretty much telling me i can not back up info, i did, there is no use for my rants, but McCain is a state away from taking the electoral count while you claimed the election is over back in May...

 

I am proud of my candidate, and want to influence others, are you not proud of yours?

[Willie 10]

Vote obama...

[deuceswild 15]

Holla for Obama.

 

What makes him Muslim?...His pronounced Christianity? His father being from Kenya? Or his name which didn't have negative implications 50 years ago when he got it?

 

Educate yourself and then argue.

[wave316 64]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080923/pl_afp/usvotestates

 

 

 

Tue Sep 23, 1:05 PM ET

 

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is ahead in four battleground states, according to a Quinnipiac University poll out Tuesday that suggested Obama could be benefiting from turmoil on Wall Street.

 

Republican White House rival John McCain has not been able to wrestle the banner of change from Obama, and voters in three of the four states see Obama as better on economic issues, the polls showed.

 

"With a lousy economy, an unpopular war and an even less popular Republican president, it's difficult to find voters who don't want change," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac's University's Polling Institute.

 

In Colorado, Obama leads McCain by 49 to 45 percent. Last month, McCain was ahead one percentage point in Colorado, 47-46 percent, Quinnipiac said.

 

In Michigan, Obama leads McCain 48 to 44 percent, compared to 46-42 percent on July 24.

 

In Minnesota, Obama is holding on to a two percentage point lead of 47 to 45 percent, compared to 46 to 44 percent in late July.

 

In Wisconsin, Obama leads by 49 to 42 percent, although his advantage has narrowed from 50 to 39 percent in July.

 

"The Wall Street meltdown while these polls were in the field probably fed the public desire for change and seemed to benefit Senator Obama," Brown said.

 

Obama is widely perceived as the candidate of change in the four key states, by 19 to 24 point margins, Quinnipiac said.

 

Voters in all four states named the economy as the top issue in the November 4 election and said Obama has a better handle on it, except in Minnesota where voters were equally divided on which candidate best understands the economy (45 to 45 percent).

 

By contrast, voters were convinced McCain has a better grasp on foreign policy, by margins of 34 percent and higher in all four states.

 

Voters in the four states view the running mates -- Delaware Senator Joe Biden for the Democrats and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for the Republicans -- as good choices.

 

But they would rather see Biden as president, by margins of four to nine percent.

 

Quinnipiac questioned 1,301 likely voters in Minnesota between September 14-21; 1,313 in Wisconsin; 1,364 in Michigan; and 1,418 in Colorado. The polls had a 2.7 margin of error except Colorado, where the margin of error was 2.6 percent.

 

The polls were conducted in partnership with The Wall Street Journal and washingtonpost.com, the university said.

 

You would think Obama would be much more ahead .but guess what? Hes not! The tide will shift in a couple of weeks. Tax increases are not the answer and Obama makes things up as he goes .I like Mccain ,hes a maverick! He is going to make a comeback in the days to come. Sarah Palin is a fighter . The media has attacked her like none other, She loves the Lord and God has not forgotten her .We are praying for her daily. God bless the U.S.A.!