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Senator Obama, I have the greatest respect for you as an individual, your story of success and this great Presidential race. I am with great sadness to hear and see that you are stooping as low as McCain, the man that you arae doesn't require you to waddle in the mud with McCain, I would really like to ask you to continue your campaign on your integrity that speaks volumes for you. I am one voter but I've come to really admire you and your family. Continue to be a positive role model for your daughters. Exhibit that integrity is more poweful!!!! than any trash that's being done by McCain. I guess I am asking you to continue your goals towards the Presidency but please stop the mud sligy, you are more than McCain please continue to show it by allowing your positive charater and integrity of who you are carry you through. Thank You.
Truism: If it weren't for John McCain, it would be known as the "Keating Four."The Obama campaign's 13 minute documentary regarding the Keating 5 scandal and John McCain's involvement. Download a better quality video at Keatingecomics.com. more about "KEATING ECONOMICS: John McCain & The ...", posted with vodpod
New site about the Keating Five Savings and Loan scandal that has John McCain right in the middle of it. "Keating Economics: the Making of a Financial Crisis" is a documentary that shows why John McCain's failed philosophy and poor judgment are a recipe for deepening the economic crisis. Watch this amazing video: Source: KeatingEconomics.com
Wow. All campaign Obama supporters have been screaming "Keating Five!", but Obama has been totally silent on it. Now, less then a month from the election, when people are _most_ thinking about banking regulation and fraud, he releases this video. It just seems like Obama is in complete control of this campaign and taking McCain along for the ride.
The current economic crisis demands that we understand John McCain's attitudes about economic oversight and corporate influence in federal regulation. Nothing illustrates the danger of his approach more clearly than his central role in the savings and loan scandal of the late '80s and early '90s.
John McCain was accused of improperly aiding his political patron, Charles Keating, chairman of the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association. The bipartisan Senate Ethics Committee launched investigations and formally reprimanded Senator McCain for his role in the scandal -- the first such Senator to receive a major party nomination for president.