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Dems blame McCain’s plan…or lack of plan…for bailout deal collapse

Chris “Countrywide” Dodd:

Republican presidential nominee John McCain was blamed for de-railing negotiations by blindsiding lawmakers with his support for an alternative plan.

The ‘very contentious’ meeting broke up after Republican leaders said they had to go back to their rank-and-file to discuss the new proposal…

After the hour-long White House meeting, [Dodd] said: ‘What has happened here is that we have spent seven straight days to find a rescue plan for the economy.

‘What this looked like was a rescue plan for John McCain. To be distracted for two to three hours by political theatre doesn’t help.’

Democrats said the Republicans were on board with the deal until Mr McCain intervened an injected presidential politics into the situation.

Hmmm…that’s not what Reid says:

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) completely dismissed McCain’s role in the meeting, saying that he spoke last, said nothing important and had little to do with the negotiations.

So which is it?  Did McCain offer no plan, or did he offer a plan that blew the bailout deal (you know, the one that had only four House Republicans agreeing to it?) out of the water?  Geez, pick a line of attack (regardless of whether it’s another typical liberal lie) and stick with it!  You lefties can’t seem to stick to your story lines, can you?

September 25, 2008 - Posted by | McCain, Reid

2 Comments »

  1. On a semi-related note: When I logged on tonight, the first thing to pop up was a news story about the collapse of Washington Mutual. Since I bank at WaMu, I found this a bit alarming even though I know, rationally, that my deposits are insured (and I’m in no danger of running over the $100K limit). I’ll resist the urge to show up at my local branch tomorrow, a la “It’s a Wonderful Life”, to demand my money. Still, I feel quite justified in my “paranoia” that drives me to keep emergency supplies, including some cash, on hand.
    Even with Democrats bungling the message, I’m afraid that these economic problems will play strongly in Obambi’s favor. Maybe they should keep Sarah Palin in Afghanistan until she bags and field dresses bin Laden; that might give the GOP a boost in the polls.

    Comment by PabloD | September 26, 2008

  2. Maybe they should keep Sarah Palin in Afghanistan until she bags and field dresses bin Laden

    I think a combination of this and John McCain in the mighty mouse suit would be quite a last minute, Halloween type campaign commercial.

    Comment by Marla | September 26, 2008


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