On today's dem agenda opened up with the news that Joe Biden ripped the campaign for mocking McCains inability to use a computer keyboard which ultimately prevents him from engaging others with email which as far as I'm concerned would prefer my president not to use.
Tehy then send out an equally disconnected retraction of sorts basically saying Biden was an idiot for commenting on something he hadn't seen yet. Oooookay, I'll buy that (yeah right)
Thenwe move onward and Obam cuts in to Joe in regards to the financial crisis created by democrats looking vociferously for ways to blame this on Republicans when thinking and reading peoples of America know damn well that in this crisis like the gas crisis and others have been creatd by Democrats in order to affic blame on George Bush, the blame all end all for the ignorant of the world.
Anyone with a brain and a third grade reading level (excludes many democrats) knows all roads lead right to Obama and Friends in the Freddie Fannie debacle, and they're just trying to muddy up the water long enough to squeeze Obama through the closing doors of the White House. And, although Obama is indeed as skinny as a crackhound, he aint skinny enough to wiggle past those quickly closing gates as his campaign limps in full damage control mode for the remainder of season.
Jake Tapper,
Obama on Biden's Initial Opposition to AIG Bailout: "Joe Should Have Waited"
Political Punch: "What has been clear during this entire past ten days is John McCain has not had clarity and a grasp on the situation,' Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., told NBC's Matt Lauer in an interview that ran this morning.
Lauer was talking about how Obama hit Sen. McCain for flip-flopping on the AIG bailout -- saying he opposed it one day then announce he supported it the next day.
But, as Lauer pointed out, scarcely three minutes after McCain said he opposed the AIG bailout last week, 'in an interview with Meredith Vieira, Joe Biden, your running mate was asked the exact same question, 'should the federal government bailout AIG?' And he said, 'No, the federal government should not bailout AIG.'' (As we noted at the time.) 'And I think that in that situation,' Obama said, 'I think Joe should have waited as well.'
'But it's the kind of thing that drives people crazy about politics,' Lauer said. 'It sounds like you were trying to score some political points against John McCain using his words, when your own running mate had used very similar words.'
'No, hold on a second Matt,' Obama said. 'I think what drives people crazy about politics is the fact that somebody like John McCain who for 26 years has been an advocate for deregulation, for 26 years has said the market is king and then starts going out there"
— Another case of Joe being Joe.
WASHINGTON, DC Fox News: The Delaware Senator took issue with an attack ad from his own side in an interview with CBS, telling Katie Couric that the Obama hit on McCain’s ignorance of computers and technology was “terrible.” The ad paints McCain as out of touch — and all but calls him ancient — but doesn’t mention that the Arizona Senator’s war injuries actually prevent him from using computers for an extended period.
Asked whether he’s disappointed with the tone of the campaign, including the ad that Couric characterized as “making fun of John McCain’s inability to use a computer,” Biden said “I thought that was terrible by the way.
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