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[St. Louis Conservative]

DeMint has a point. One wonders where the race would be right now if McCain opposed the bailout.

[Norman Bates]

I certainly hope you have mailed in your absentee by now.

[seastay]

Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, were great Americans who agreed that the federal government would assume $25 million in state Revolutionary War debt incurred and the nation’s capital would be moved to the District of Columbia to placate the southern states that had already levied high taxes to pay off their debts.

The US has waged a long and successful war in Iraq, so the bailout, therfore it has to effect the US economy and although difficult to swallow this not new to this country.

I am hearing a lot of mocking the Republicans for being hypocritical, comparing obamas spreading the wealth to be no differnt, however there is a big difference, the bail out is only a one time payment, while Obamas plan for his friends and those he labels as poor will be reoccurring and taking money from those who rightfully earned it. If I understand correctly the bailout McCain supported was to purchase sub prime loans, so in effect its not a handout but a purchase of debt.

The only thing that effects McCain then is the public lack of knowledge of American history, its lack of knowledge to tell the difference between a bailout purchase, and Marxist handouts, transfer of wealth, and its continued ascertain that McCain acted erratically which was untrue, he tried to intervene in the talks while Obama just stuck his head in the sand.

[robert david]

With "friends" like Dimwit, who needs enemies.

The only thing he is right about is that there will be some big changes coming after McCain wins. Dimwit and all his ilk will go the way of Ron Paul: obscurity. No more WINOs.

[robert david]

Just curious, but what was the general content of the post that was removed?