No matter how much he puts Gov. Palin out there, the economy is the main theme.
He should have voted ‘No’. Thats what the public wanted, he ‘would’ have won because of that vote.
That is exactly what I thought. I thought he betrayed the people who value freedom over wealth. But when you look at how this was orchestrated by Obama's world donors and his commie friends in the Congress (yes I believe that they are that low), you can see the trap. If he had said 'no' and the economic situation would have just gotten worse, as it has, he would have been guaranteed to lose the election.
It's even more important now that we don't give up. Not only will we be working to pay off the debt for a decade, but if commie obammie and his minions are free to orchestrate some more really "great ideas" and elect biased judges, we will sink lower and lower into the fun and exciting new world of socialist fascism.
I was so P*ssed after the bailout passed that is has taken me almost a week to come around, grudgingly, to even thinking about voting at all. I especially didn't like that little smirky comment from McCain after the bill passed. When he was asked to comment to the people who wanted him to vote no.... he smiled that cheesy little smile and just said, "life is not fair."
I hope Sarah slaps him in the face for that one, or maybe Cindy...then I might be back to my old self again. :)