I was so focused on the BS the republicans pulled on the bailout bill, I almost forgot Obama has a new ad out attacking one of the aspects that had needed to be cleared up before the bailout was a go. Apparently it was dealt with and who knows maybe Wall Street got to the republicans and said knock that bill down and go back to the drawing board. It is going to be plenty interesting to see what they want to remove or add to the bill to make it viable. more about "Obama's New Ad: "Parachute" ", posted with vodpod
I was so focused on the BS the republicans pulled on the bailout, I almost forgot Obama has a new ad out attacking one of the aspects that had needed to be cleared up before the bailout was a go. Apparently it was and who knows maybe Wall Street got to the republicans and say knock that bill down and go back to the drawing board. It is going to be plenty interesting to see what they want to remove or add to the bill to make it viable.
The Obama campaign keeps up its economic assault on John McCain with this new ad on national cable. It ties McCain to the culture of Wall Street golden parachutes by going after McCain adviser Carly Fiorina's lavish severance package when she was fired from Hewlett Packard:"Last week, another bank went under -- but its CEO could walk away with $19 million," the announcer says. "John McCain's advisor, Carly Fiorina: The fired CEO who left with $42 million.""You've got corporate executives who are giving themselves million dollar golden parachutes and leaving workers high and dry," Obama says. "That's wrong, it's an outrage."It's good that Obama has been hitting the "outrage" button, which could perhaps quiet the concerns reported in this silly piece in The New York Times suggesting that Obama's style may be "too cool" for the crisis. For some strange reason, the article didn't mention any of the numerous polls finding that more people think Obama identifies with their problems and more trust Obama to handle this crisis.