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[News Hounds] Heckuva Job, Brownie and Elmendorf!: It’s not as though Colmes didn’t try to move the subject from Obama’s insignificant association with former 60’s radical Bill Ayers to the important issues - which just happen to be the same ones in which the Democrats are vastly favored - such as Iraq, the economy, health care, etc. Colmes, also a Clinton supporter, said in Part 1, “I think (Obama) put it very well last night.
[Hillary Clinton: Latest Press Releases] Statement from Policy Director Neera Tanden on John McCain’s ...: John McCain is offering and economic strategy today that American's simply cannot afford: a George Bush-redux of corporate windfalls and tax cuts for the wealthy that will bankrupt our government and leave working families with the bill .
[The Inverse Square Blog] Really Stupid Ideas: John McCain - Environment - Global Warming ...: But the real insight into the kind of thinking that McCain would bring to the Presidency came in one of the more obvious non-starters, his proposal to enact a gasoline tax holiday through the summer driving season, Memorial Day to Labor Day.
[WWNY TV 7] Survey: Clinton, McCain Top Local Picks For President: • Out of the 407 Jefferson County respondents who responded to political-related survey questions included in this year’s survey, 60.7% responded “Yes” they had voted in the last Presidential election and 78.2% responded “Yes” they are currently registered to vote. These statistics, and all subsequent statistics, have been weighted for age and gender to reflect the distributions that represent the entire adult population of Jefferson County.
[Scholars and Rogues] If the Democrats lose another presidential election, this time it ...: Beer-buddy McCain (Bush) will face off against either Hillary the policy wonk (Al Gore) or Obama, lately portrayed as an effete intellectual (John Kerry).
[The GOPNation Blog] The Democrats’ Wimp Factor - Newsweek: It showed up, like Banquo’s ghost, at the debate Wednesday night in Philadelphia, particularly when Hillary Clinton joined with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and Charlie Gibson to nip away at the edges of Barack Obama’s patriotism. Between the questions about Obama’s meager association with William Ayers, a former Weatherman, and the suspicions raised by his lack of a flag lapel pin, the likely nominee is slowly being turned into John Kerry.
[Richmond Leaders] How Could John McCain Win In November?: It wouldn’t hurt for McCain to remind the public, subtly but with some frequency, that he ran against Bush in 2000 and predicted Bush would not be a successful leader. (The videotape of McCain hailing Bush in 2004 will have to be seized as contraband.) Far more helpful than this, however, would be the announcement that President Bush intends to take a lengthy foreign trip in October, with the even more unpopular Vice President Cheney in tow.
[newsbusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias] NBC: Tax Cuts Mean McCain's Economic Plan 'Doesn't Add Up': Network journalists have yet to meet a spending hike or regulation that they considered unwise, but any tax cut is always ill-advised and helps “the wealthy.” Living up to the pattern -- and illustrating how John McCain will earn media scorn for any conservative policy proposal -- NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams set up a Tuesday story on McCain's economic plan by emphasizing how “some critics say his economic plan, which centers on more tax cuts, doesn't add up.”
[Beware The Man] Debate #173 Live Blogging: McCain still relatively untouched. They’re simply not far away in terms of realistic policy, though the health-care wonks like H’s better, which is important to me.
[The Harvard College Democrats blogs] Things I am tired of seeing on my blog feed: One could argue that Barack Obama was 94% less out of touch than Hillary Clinton in 2006, who was also 75% more elitist than John McCain, plus bonus fat-cat points for how difficult it is to spell Chappaqua. One could make arguments about the effects of being new money, old money, or beer money on a particular candidate's tax policy.
[Patricia Thurston's Radio Weblog] Tom Hayden: Obama Should Answer Bitterness with Green Industrial ...: No, not at all, although Hillary Clinton is just dissembling, or worse, to assert that there's no bitterness, only resilience and hope, in these towns. People here like to pull themselves up independently whenever they can, like the Scots-Irish and Germans who predominated here in the 1800s.
[Media Matters for America] CNN allowed Romney to "plug[]" McCain's "credentials on fiscal ...: They're criticizing [Sen.] John McCain'seconomic experience." Similarly, in an April 15 CNN.com Political Ticker post aboutRomney's appearance on AmericanMorning, Martina Stewart and Emily Shermanwrote that Romney "plugged the Arizona senator's credentials onfiscal issues," and that McCain "has faced charges that he is relativelyinexperienced dealing with economic policy." However, in neither the American Morning interview nor the PoliticalTicker post did CNN note that Romney and McCain himself have suggested thatMcCain is "relatively inexperienced" on the economy. Indeed, as anApril 15 Associated Press article noted,while Romney "was on television Tuesday touting the economic credentialsof John McCain," "questioning McCain's economic credentials was thecenterpiece of Romney's recent Floridaprimary campaign." Further, McCain has reportedly stated that"[t]he issue of economics is not something I've understood as well as Ishould" and that "I know a lot less abouteconomics than I do about military and foreign policy issues.
[Kautzman's AP GO PO Blog] CE Week #11: “Obama Pressed in Pa. Debate”: Obama said he reveres the flag and added: “I am absolutely confident that during the general election, that when I’m in a debate with John McCain, people are not going to be questioning my patriotism; they are going to be questioning, how can you make people’s lives a little bit better?”
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