[alwaysconservative]

This is bold and very presidential (but risky as well). I’m sure Obama won’t take the bait, he’s too programmed to even come up with an economic plan for several days after coaching by his 300 advisors, LOLOL!

It’s McCain’s chance to show the American public that he means what he says when he puts “Country First”, unlike the other guy who sometimes talks a good game when he’s in front of a teleprompter. But this is a clear signal that he’s willing to roll up his sleeves, work, fight for our interests, and I have to admit, I’m impressed.

As far as the debates getting delayed, so what? This one was already in the works on NON-economic issues, and it doesn’t deal with the crisis we’re facing, so it would be not very engaging on the issues. I think it would be hilarious if Obama insists on keeping the debate regardless of the “ground game” we’re playing now instead of working on the people’s problems. LOLOLOL!

[roses of sharon]

It really matters not, the MSM will always play anything McCain does negatively.

He should not even worry about the MSM.

[af_vet_rr]

It’s McCain’s chance to show the American public that he means what he says when he puts “Country First”

What is McCain going to do in the next two days to fix the economy, that the other 90+ Senators, the President, the House of Representatives, and all of the economists on the government payroll can't do?

All McCain is doing is making himself look like the kid who pulls the fire alarm to get out of a test, and he opens himself up to the media saying "if you have the answers, why weren't you working on the economy six months ago when the signs were there?"