On Thu, 03 Jul 2008 06:40:27 -0400, jeff miller
wrote:

Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 21:27:07 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:


yup, in times like these, it's always best to go with the guy who claims
economics "isn't my strong suit".


Honesty. A terrrrrible virtue for a politician. No president is an
expert at all things. That is what his capinet/advisors are for.
What economic experience does "Loose Change" have. At least Mc has
more experience in leadership than a jr. senator that has been so for
only 143 days (his total time actually serving in the Senate).

Dave



uh...in a new statement this week, mccain, trying to distinguish
himself, said he knows and understands the economy (or some such
thing)... he's the typical washington politician, and he's old (in more
than just age) too. hell, if he was your man, you'd be claiming LC's 143
days in the washington cesspool was a virtue...one any conservative
would approve of - a devotion to less government and all that. g

jeff

Thus far, both seem equally well-versed about economics...and about as
equally well-versed about economics as they are about the surface of
Pluto...one need look no further than their silly-assed statements about
their ideas about fuel tax holidays and taxing "big oil companies" as
ways to reduce gasoline prices in the US for evidence of same...

TC,
R