What a surprise
Obama’s “tax cut” plan? Well, instead of actually cutting taxes, his plan actually makes people more dependent on the government, not less.
They’re just now figuring this out?
Beyond his thin resume, his radical left associations, and the fact that he’s portrayed himself for the last two years as someone he’s not, what’s extremely worrisome about a possible Barack Obama presidency is the fact that not only would he implement a solidly liberal agenda – including tax and spend policies – but that he’d have a Democrat Congress, possibly a super-majority, in which to essentially allow him to do whatever he wants.
Barney Frank plays the race card (surprise)
Hey, did you know that criticizing the Community Reinvestment Act as it relates to the FM/FM collapse is … racist? Yep (h/t: Ed Morrissey):
McCain campaign pulls out of Michigan
Jonathan Martin has the scoop.
Even more on how Democrats helped enable our current financial crisis
The Wall Street Journal lends a helping hand in documenting what Democrats and Republicans were saying about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac before the blow up we’ve seen over the last few weeks. Many of the quotes you’ve read/heard before, courtesy of some videos I’ve linked to, but one of them – to my recollection – was not on those videos. Here’s Rep. Barney Frank, ranking Democrat on the Financial Services Committee, during a Committee hearing in September 2003: