Archive for October 7th, 2008
In case you missed it
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Sarah Palin takes a heckler in stride and gives him a nice little smack down to boot.
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McCain 2 – Obama 0
Posted by: | CommentsIn these times, do we really want a man who needs on the job training? All we hear is that Sarah Palin is inexperienced. What about Obama?
Tonight’s debate was boring. It lacked the vitality of the Palin/Biden debate. Who knows if anyone stayed up for it. Read More→
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Debate Open Thread
Posted by: | CommentsThe American Sentinel is having an open forum for the John McCain/Barack Obama debate. Come on over and join us, it’s fun. All you have to do is keep it clean!
Remember to hit refresh often so you don’t miss the most recent comments.
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Stock Tip
Posted by: | CommentsWe’re all wondering where to invest our money these days. Everything is down and it seems we still haven’t seen the bottom. They say it will get worse before it gets better, and if Obama’s elected that will certainly be true. So what is an investor to do? Read the full article at The American Sentinel
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Misplaced Faith
Posted by: | CommentsAccording to the polls Americans trust Barack Obama more than John McCain when it comes to the economy. For the life of me, I can’t understand why. This is the man who came out and said his plans to raise taxes on the rich would be bad for the economy. Talk about selective listening.
The current economic crisis is not limited to the United States. If you’ve seen the news over the past few days you know this is a global financial crisis. The troubles are felt from Russia to Europe to South America and everywhere in between. Read More→
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100 Economists Warn Against Economic Policies of Obama
Posted by: | CommentsThe McCain campaign has issued a statement by one hundred economists who believe Barack Obama’s policies would push our country into a deep recession.
Barack Obama argues that his proposals to raise tax rates and halt international trade agreements would benefit the American economy. They would do nothing of the sort. Economic analysis and historical experience show that they would do the opposite. They would reduce economic growth and decrease the number of jobs in America. Moreover, with the credit crunch, the housing slump, and high energy prices weakening the U.S. economy, his proposals run a high risk of throwing the economy into a deep recession. It was exactly such misguided tax hikes and protectionism, enacted when the U.S. economy was weak in the early 1930s, that greatly increased the severity of the Great Depression. Read full statement.
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MSM on Spin Cycle
Posted by: | CommentsAs John McCain and Sarah Palin turn up the heat on Barack Obama the mean stream media’s feeling the need to go into full spin cycle.
Since Sarah Palin’s jabs about Obama’s relationship with terrorist Bill Ayers, the media had no choice but to report the news, but they’re doing their darndest to change the subject or downplay the ties between Obama and Ayers. Read More→
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The fundamentals of our economy are strong
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The Politics of Hope
Posted by: | CommentsLooking ahead at the effects of a potential Obama presidency it occurred to me that the outcome may be the same for his supporters whether he wins or loses. It is possible that in either case there will be wide scale discontent.
You might ask, “If he wins wouldn’t there be a general euphoria? Certainly the Democrat’s stars would be in alignment.” Following wins in the House of Representatives and the Senate, a Democrat in the White House would mean that for the first time in a very long the ideology of their party would be on solid legislative footing. Read More→
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