What?mckmas8808 said:Guy from Newsweek just said that McCain blew up the deal today!!!!!!!!
What?mckmas8808 said:Guy from Newsweek just said that McCain blew up the deal today!!!!!!!!
Guy Legend said:Please God, don't let them win...
mckmas8808 said:Guy from Newsweek just said that McCain blew up the deal today!!!!!!!!
GhaleonEB said:What?
mckmas8808 said:Yes McCain blew up the deal today. The Newsweek guy's name is Howard Fineman. He said that his reporting tells him that most (40 out of 49 GOP senators) and most of the GOP house agreed with the DEMs, then McCain came into town and fired up the GOP house congressman and now there's no deal.
This is some bullshit.
mckmas8808 said:Yes McCain blew up the deal today. The Newsweek guy's name is Howard Fineman. He said that his reporting tells him that most (40 out of 49 GOP senators) and most of the GOP house agreed with the DEMs, then McCain came into town and fired up the GOP house congressman and now there's no deal.
This is some bullshit.
It was a questionable move. However, I think the rationale was simply that, to anchor the coverage, they needed individuals who didn't come across as overly partisan.Y2Kev said:So explain to me why MSNBC pulled their superliburl hosts off when everyone that watched MSNBC actually liked that and their ratings were the best ever and they replaced them with simian-looking david gregory? In addition to being incredibly boring, he tries so hard to be neutral that it kind of makes me sick.
... Wow. I hope the media catches on to this and starts talking about it.mckmas8808 said:Yes McCain blew up the deal today. The Newsweek guy's name is Howard Fineman. He said that his reporting tells him that most (40 out of 49 GOP senators) and most of the GOP house agreed with the DEMs, then McCain came into town and fired up the GOP house congressman and now there's no deal.
This is some bullshit.
Hootie said:I also noticed that NV has a faint blue hue. That'd be awesome if 'bamaton could take it.
mj1108 said:If this is indeed the case and this gets out, it's only going to hurt him....and probably end his campaign.
Dax01 said:... Wow. I hope the media catches on to this and starts talking about it.
CharlieDigital said:
This is like the exact opposite of what I would expect to see in Texas. So weird.
That's already been agreed to.mj1108 said:Obama on MSNBC saying that they should talk about the economy tomorrow night.
mj1108 said:Obama on MSNBC saying that they should talk about the economy tomorrow night.
They will cover both domestic and foreign policy.Jason's Ultimatum said:I always thought they should've changed the format to the economy.
He's flying to Miss for the debates.Y2Kev said:So explain to me why MSNBC pulled their superliburl hosts off when everyone that watched MSNBC actually liked that and their ratings were the best ever and they replaced them with simian-looking david gregory? In addition to being incredibly boring, he tries so hard to be neutral that it kind of makes me sick.
demon said:wait, so the subject of the debate for tomorrow night has been changed?
scorcho said:No he didn't. McCain hasn't argued against the plan as far as I know.
He'll be there. The idea is to make the announcement that McCain will actually show up some kind of big, dramatic news.Jason's Ultimatum said:Question is if McCain will be there.
Jason's Ultimatum said:Question is if McCain will be there.
Too bad McCain took the rest of the day off! He's at his house in Virginia now. John McCain, napping in our time of need.Frank the Great said:REID: Negotiations on bailout bill to resume in 35 minutes.
Not torpedoed?
syllogism said:"McCain is home, hopeful House GOPers will come on board"
http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonat..._hopeful_House_GOPers_will_come_on_board.html
HINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sen. Chris Dodd, the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, said Thursday that bipartisan meeting with President Bush at the White House on the mortgage rescue plan was nothing short of a disaster. In an interview on the CNN cable news network, Dodd described a meeting in which Democrats were blindsided by a new core mortgage proposal from House Republicans, with the tacit backing of Republican presidential candidate John McCain. "I am not going to sign on to something I just saw this afternoon," he said. Dodd said Republicans and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson had to decide what they wanted to support. The whole meeting "looked like a rescue plan for John McCain," Dodd said. He said he was simply going to pretend that the meeting had never happened.
Fucking EVERYTHING can play into mccain's hand. His spin has a no fail zone. If Failin's couric meltdown can slip under the radar, anything can be wept under the rug by mccain!:lolDeaconKnowledge said:I don't see how. This only looks to play into McCain's hand.
GhaleonEB said:Too bad McCain took the rest of the day off! He's at his house in Virginia now. John McCain, napping in our time of need.
Zamorro said:
MaddenNFL64 said:Fuck, let the Repubs have their say, and AMEND what they want into the current bill. Fuck them having their own core bill.
Reading Ambinder now, which I try not to do. Meh, I'm sitting this one out for more confirmation before I basely join the chorus crying for McCain's head on this.Zaraki_Kenpachi said:Ya he has. He said that his 5 points need to be addressed for this to work.
I know what you mean, I felt the same about Campbell Brown.Imm0rt4l said:that interview made katie couric 10 times more sexy to me.
Oh.thekad said:From what I saw, Fineman didn't reveal anything substantive. It seemed like mere speculation, though he may be right.
MaddenNFL64 said:Fuck, let the Repubs have their say, and AMEND what they want into the current bill. Fuck them having their own core bill.
Frank the Great said:I really can't believe that McCain is going this far for his campaign. Does he realize that this bill is actually, you know, REAL? The financial markets really are in disaster and the global economy is going to collapse unless somebody buys all the bad debt, and he's FUCKING with the negotiations to support his own campaign.
FUCKING RIDICULOUS. I'm very mad right now.
Ghal, you of all people should know that old people need their sleep.GhaleonEB said:Too bad McCain took the rest of the day off! He's at his house in Virginia now. John McCain, napping in our time of need.
scorcho said:Reading Ambinder now, which I try not to do. Meh, I'm sitting this one out for more confirmation before I basely join the chorus crying for McCain's head on this.