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Obama-Biden, McCain-Palin: The “experience” question
Posted on 09.04.08 by Steve Trinward
Source: Christian Science Monitor Author: John Hughes “The nominating conventions, each dramatic in different ways, are nearly done and Americans are on the last lap toward the new presidency. Sen. Barack Obama promises billions for good works but is sketchy about how to pay for them. Sen. John McCain promises to bring the troops home with honor and victory, but nobody knows how this will really leave Iraq. Senator Obama wants to change Washington by vanquishing the Republicans in office. Senator McCain wants to change Washington by reforming the Republicans in office. Obama will continue to dazzle us until Nov. 4 with charismatic eloquence. McCain, who never met a teleprompter he liked, will continue to exude sincerity in smaller gatherings. Both sides are seized with the issue of ‘experience,’ which probably will weigh heavily with the voters.” [editor’s note: If “experience” is merely having been among the imperialist, nation-building model of recent times, fuhgeddabouddit! As Hughes notes here, “principle, character and common sense” would be far better - SAT] (09/04/08) Link: http://www.csmonitor.com/2008/0904/p09s01-coop.html Filed under: CANDi Commentary and PND Commentary and RRND Commentary | Report Bad Link Bookmark this post in Furl or Del.icio.us | |






