Tee hee: SNL goofs on McCain for supposedly racist ads

I’m settling into reading now.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,423929,00.html

maverick muse on September 21, 2008 at 11:11 AM

As the former POTUS candidate touting his economic superiority, as the born-again conservative, Romney’s insight is of interest, and I would HOPE his insight would design an immediate course for conservatives to rally now. I fear though he’s a tease, though I welcome his advice.

ROMNEY ON THE ECONOMY THIS WEEK

Well, the free enterprise system and capitalism is one of the things that propelled our economy to be the powerhouse that it is globally, despite the enormous troubles it’s going through right now.

And our long-term outlook can be positive, but, certainly, we’re going to rely on the entrepreneurship of the American people, the risk-taking and capitalism to — to work its magic, and to employ people, and to make things the way we would like them to be for our kids and our grandkids.

Well, I think what’s happening is, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury, they’re making a very careful assessment of what kind of systemic action might occur or consequences might occur based upon the failure of a company like Lehman.

And where they see massive consequences, they’re going to step in and try and protect the American public with shareholder support — or — excuse me — with taxpayer support. But where they see limited consequence or limited systemic effect, they’re probably not going to step in. And that’s — that kind of a measured approach, I think, is being well received by people who are making a — an informed assessment of what the future should look like.

Well, if people are acting out of the interest of the economy and the American people, I think you’re going to find that Wall Street generally recognizes and appreciates that. [Caputo: Obviously, when you came in to fix up a company, some of the medicine might be tough. And — and many on Wall Street would look unfavorably at that tough medicine, but they would look favorably if it turned out OK.]

But, if you see, instead, people bailing companies out to try and help shareholders, they’re going to find that negative, even if they’re in the marketplace, because they want to make sure that the — that the people leading our country economically are doing what’s right for the economy long term.

Fox, Wed. Sept.17, 2008

That final paragraph is not concrete or clear as spoken; too many “they’re” cross referencing w/o specifying the people, taxpayers, shareholders, or international corporate interests. I never appreciate a definition leaving so many loose ends for political expediency vs. clarity. And I apologize, but Romney supporters playing Romney does not Romney make.

There is so much happening at this tipping point. The vortex is sucking EVERYTHING through a Marxist black hole. I want to hear Romney rebuke the bail-out vortex with the magic he referenced. I would like to think better of him, and would be disappointed though not disillusioned to find Romney skulking behind the curtains “waiting” to take the reins to reign without doing his immediate duty as a patriot and statesman rather than the politically expedient backstage pass towards his next run. Time will tell. And I do hope that Romney works the good medicine vs. bad with his affect now.

What have Phil Gramm and Mitt Romney to say now to McCain; and who is advising the GOP and RNC besides Bush’s Progressive cronies?

This coming Friday bodes a decision from Congress to pass the bail-out. Waiting until Friday night to hear McCain’s arguments is not acceptable.

maverick muse on September 21, 2008 at 11:41 AM

Cindy Munford on September 21, 2008 at 11:10 AM

There were no “bail-outs” before, during or ending the Great Depression because bail-outs don’t cure but further the painful consequences.

America, including conservatives, have become desensitized to Fascism, a point that Jonah Goldberg explicates.

Each legislative act is not limited to extending what is happening, but opens wider the rape loophole by crumbling firewalls.

Progressives like Bush enable Marx and pervert our national economy most insidiously. To turn a blind eye is revolting. To pronounce defiance to Marxism in America is what I assert. To passively accept another bail-out is unacceptable. To do so under the guise of the GOP is the worst move conceivable. When the Feds refused to bail-out, the market rose. When the Feds re-announced its bail-out, the markets plunged.

NO MORE BAIL-OUTS!
McCain, do you hear?

I know, the elder Bush promised no new taxes and then lost re-election. That was then. That was taxes. This is now. This is bail-out to steal taxes from Americans to pad international interests. This is the ball buster that will break America. Permissively allowing rape not only condones rape, but actively promotes rap amongst ALL mindsets to accept as participants. What this bail-out rapes is our very existence. I will not submit to this bail-out as a prostitute to a pimp.

maverick muse on September 21, 2008 at 12:01 PM