McCain's Political Theater?
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McCain's Political Theater?
| Wed, 09-24-2008 - 3:39pm |
I think McCain's "suspension" of his campaign to go to DC and sit around while Congress hammers out a bailout plan is just political theater. I am not sure that McCain's presence is required at all. He will need to vote on a bill either way, but he can fly in, vote and be back on the trail. Also, I think postponing the debate is another political stunt. You know, "country first." Our country's representatives cannot work on this program without McCain and his campaign lobbyists sitting there sounds a bit ridiculous. I think this political theater will play well to the base, but I think it makes McCain look like he cannot multi-task well enough to campaign then go vote on a bill.
Sopal

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I agreed with chilly but actually, you do have a good point...so I guess I'll change my mind & agree with you.
Sopal
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McCain wasn't there when this "agreement in principle" (means nobody signed on the dotted line) was made but other Republicans were.
Sopal
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I think that is an excellent idea.
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Pelosi has said that she wants broad support from Republicans.
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