[library user]

What is there “to take on” re: wall street? The problem with this latest meltdown is multiculturalism from the Clinton era, pressuring companies to give loans to EVERYONE so everyone can be equal.

McCain is making a big mistake here if he doesn’t blame who actually deserves to be blamed.

He should stop saying the problem is BOTH Republicans and Democrats.

[Tax-chick]

I think that’s a good ad.

[Thane_Banquo]

I am a portfolio manager for a hedge fund, so I’ve been watching this disaster from the inside. One of the problems President (hopefully) McCain is going to have to deal with is the fact that the CEOs of Wall Street firms really have no idea what their banks actually do on a day-to-day basis. The exotic derivatives and complex strategies are too complicated for the CEOs to understand, because most of them rose to prominence back when American-style options were considered exotic.

[PGalt]

OK ad. "Tougher guys than this"...I don't argue with that statement but you have to NAME names (once you get elected) of these tough guys criminals and prosecute when possible. You said you would make names known on earmarks to clean up that mess, John. Follow that same line of thinking here.

[moose2004]

Good ad!!! It’s about damn time!!! Now, hit Obambi again and again and...

[NCPAC]

Take on Wall Street?!

What’s McCain trying to do? Step into the stained shoes of Eliot SpRitzer?

[Petronski]

The guys he needs to “take on” are all on Capitol Hill.

[TADSLOS]

"I've taken on tougher guys than this before"

Yeah, like Charles Keating. Oops, that's a not so good example...

[Mogollon]

Juan needs to clean up wall street by not allowing the government to control any corporation, bank, mortgage or insurance company.