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[smithismyrealname.com] McCain: Economics Not Rocket Science: Sources within Mr. McCain's campaign, who wished to remain anonymous due to fear of being drawn, quartered, and fed through a paper shredder, suggested some of the former WWII POW's aides actually completed many of the correspondence course's lessons on his behalf.
[MyDD] NPR Can't Be This Clueless Re Double Standards - Can They?: CLINTON: That I have the strength and experience of a lifetime and of a unique perspective being on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue to hit the ground running, to be commander in chief, to be a good steward of the economy in the face of a recession, and that I am very ready and able to defeat John McCain. So if you're looking for who would be the best president and you're looking for who would be the best nominee to actually win in November, I believe that I am the person most likely to accomplish that.
[Kautzman's AP GO PO Blog] CE Week #6: “Scoping Out Obama vs. McCain”: On the faltering economy, likely to be central, neither man has any management experience. The question is who can better fake a deep knowledge he doesn’t possess, with the edge going to Obama as the change agent.
[Akkam's Razor] How McCain carries Philadelphia and Pennsylvania”¦: Brothers- and Sisters-In-Law who only months ago were commiserating on the lousy economy and this stupid war and suddenly for the guy who for all intents and purposes will be the third-term of the Bush White House, the guy who’s platform is “more wars, less jobs”.
[Obamanomics: Restoring Faith and Currency] Obama Consensus Vs. McCain/Clinton Military Force: In order to accomplish this, U.S. leaders must guide the country back on track toward production, rather than perceived “productivity” and purchasing power rather than perceived “corporate earnings.” Rather than the old methods of brute force, Obama’s message of consensus will do more to stabilize our economy and foreign affairs than any of the proposals of his opponents or prospective opponents. Far from being in the clouds, Barack Obama, reflecting his experience at ground level on the streets of Chicago, understands the true dynamics of achievement, especially when it comes to peace and prosperity.
[36 Chambers - The Legendary Journeys] Romney Out; McCain Wins: Given this, McCain had an advantage coming in: despite his kick-conservatives-in-the-teeth style, none of the other candidates really had either establishment support or a record of broad-based conservatism and strong, energetic conservative support*. Had Giuliani been pro-life, Romney a bit more consistently conservative, or Huckabee less clueless on foreign and economic policy (and less of a big-government nanny), one of those three candidates could potentially have unified conservatives against McCain like Bush in 2000. But because no other candidate could really rally conservatives, McCain had the default, “I’ve been here longer” Republican advantage and was able to get a lot of establishment support. In a split party, that can be enough to win.
[Blogometer] 4/14: A Bitter Taste In Their Mouths: Liberal bloggers are furious that Clinton is (in their view) reinforcing the traditional GOP narrative about "elitist" Dems. They see this episode as additional evidence that Clinton is damaging the Dems' chances in November:
[Rahuls Blog] Top 5 Myths About China: If you travel to the countryside in China, you certainly might have the impression of a ‘developing nation’: people are still farming the land using pre-industrial-revolution tools and techniques, and people’s lifestyles certainly couldn’t be described as cosmopolitan. However, what you may not see is that these people’s children may well be smart professionals in the city, sending home ever increasing paychecks to their family.
[Kristins Blog] Top 5 Myths About China: You need to visit China and experience it yourself: there is no way you will break through the misconceptions and prejudices about China from your armchair. Rosalyn Pan.
[Dianne's space] It's a family affair - why I'm voting for Hillary: Hillary sees the problems and Hillary will get us back on fiscal responsibility and we will not be spending above the means of the economy.
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