I'll let CNN's Jack Cafferty introduce this next story...
From CNN's Jack Cafferty:
When you graduate 894th out of a class of 899, eventually it will show up.
And John McCain’s mediocre performance at the Naval Academy is showing up big time this week in his total lack of understanding of the nation’s financial crisis.
He told us he didn’t know much about the economy… now he’s proving it.
So much so that the Wall Street Journal, perhaps America’s leading financial publication, is blasting McCain over what its editorial board sees as inaccurate and, quote, “unpresidential” comments about the crisis in America’s financial system.
If you’re a Republican running for president of the United States and the Wall Street Journal basically says you’re an incompetent buffoon, you’re in serious trouble.
Specifically the paper pointed to comments McCain made yesterday about SEC Chair Christopher Cox. McCain pointed the finger at Cox and said if he were president, he’d fire him for “betraying the public’s trust.” The Wall Street Journal called that assault “both false and deeply unfair.” The Journal also said, “In a crisis voters want steady, calm leadership… not easy, misleading answers that will do nothing to help.”
Here's the whole story.
wallstreetjournal.com
1 comment:
AHHH the McSAME mantra like his predecesor. Both having the priviledge to use affirmative action to get them to the schools that their fathers got into. Its too bad...because someone else deserved those seats more than them.
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