Democrats outside the campaign described the concerns as overstated, and said that any drift that might be taking place now would have little meaning next fall. They said Mr. Kerry had used the spring to raise money and that a war room and offices in Ohio and other battleground states would open shortly. And they noted that independent organizations had picked up a lot of the slack so far with big expenditures on television advertising and get-out-the-vote operations.Quick, tell me again about how they're NOT coordinating their expenditures!
Buffet and Steve Jobs are advising Kerry on economic issues along with, Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich, AFL-CIO labor organization President John Sweeney, New Jersey Senator Jon Corzine, a former co-chairman of Goldman, Sachs & Co., and former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, head of Citigroup Inc.'s executive committee.
In the story we get economic wisdom from Buffet:
Buffett, the world's second-richest man, criticized Bush's tax cuts, saying they were ``tilted toward the rich. I've got way more money in my pocket because of the tax change and I don't think it's a good idea.''
Cash burning a hole in yer pocket Buffy? There must be one million and one charities out there, not to mention helping out our troops, but apparently Buffy isn't smart enough to instruct his help to find worthy recipients of his extra cash. And of course we wouldn't want the president's tax cut to look like it's a good thing!
Gawd these people make me want to vomit.
p.s. In 2003 Mr. B made more money than ever before and since the tax cuts for the not so rich are finally in place we actually got some of our money returned this time. Thanks W!