Phil Gramm, the author of John McCain's economic policies, the man who brought us the Enron loophole, which in turn has led to $4.00+/gallon gasoline, the man who probably doesn't have a friend with a net worth under a million dollars, thinks that Americans who have lost their jobs, who can't decide whether to buy a prescription, a tank of gas, or a week's worth of food with their last $60 for the month, who have been forced out of their homes by a mortgage crisis that Gramm created -- that these people are just a bunch of whiners who can't get past a mental disorder that makes them only think that they are suffering economic hardships.
Seriously. Take a moment to really absorb that.
This is the guy who, if John McCain (who, by the way, married into a beer distribution fortune that keeps him quite insulated from the suffering inflicted by the Republican economy) is elected, could very well set America's economic policy for the next four years.
Obama responded later today:
Seriously. Take a moment to really absorb that.
This is the guy who, if John McCain (who, by the way, married into a beer distribution fortune that keeps him quite insulated from the suffering inflicted by the Republican economy) is elected, could very well set America's economic policy for the next four years.
Obama responded later today:
2 comments:
So glad Gramm had the arrogance to say it aloud and publicly!
Wow - I KNEW these runaway gas prices were somehow connected to Enron, just didn't know how. I read the Pensito Review article in yourlink...sure connects the dots. Bastardes ('scuse my french)
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