Brilliant description of "THE OBAMA'S" financial plan in regards to controlling banks, and the economy. This article is by Dick Morris not hardly a staunch conservative. Morris was an adviser to former Sen. Trent Lott and former Pres. Bill Clinton.
http://thehill.com/dick-morris/obamas-leap-to-socialism-2009-04-21.html
You mean the Dick Morris of Faux News? Also known as the
Worst Pundit in America
Here's a few examples from 2008:
# Oct 28:
Undecideds Should Break For McCain: "As Obama has oscillated, moving somewhat above or somewhat below 50 percent in all the October polls, his election likely hangs in the balance. If he falls short of 50 percent in these circumstances, a majority of the voters can be said to have rejected him. Likely a disproportionate number of the undecideds will vote for McCain."
# Oct 21: The Populism Divide:
"Then came Obama’s conversation with Joe the Plumber, possibly the decisive moment in the election."
# Sep 16: Candidate and Party: The Obama Deficit: "How odd that Obama, with a world-class personality and an incredibly charismatic speaking style, should be losing the mano-a-mano contest to McCain, who is 25 years older and a foot shorter. But
McCain has opened up a decisive lead over Obama, actually using the Democrat’s articulateness against him."
# Sep 2: Stick With Sarah, Who Engenders Empathy, Inspiration:
"Sarah Palin’s selection will end up as a big win for John McCain. ...The attacks on Palin mirror the problems that tens of millions of American women find in their everyday lives. To attack them would be to condemn themselves and their own choices in their own lives. Watching Palin standing strong and McCain backing her up will be inspiring to many of them. And the identification of the Democrats with the attacks on her will turn them off...The Republicans, McCain and Palin, will come through this crisis in great shape."
Aug 26: The Better Hillary Does, The Worse For Obama: "By not putting Hillary on his ticket and then giving her a primetime speech at the convention on Tuesday, Obama has the worst of both possible worlds. The better Hillary’s speech, the more people ask why she was passed over for vice president...He didn’t help himself with these women by not choosing Hillary. Now,
when Hillary spends all of Tuesday night showing what a grievous omission leaving her off the ticket really was, the electoral consequences for Obama are likely to be horrific."
Aug 5:
Bad Economy May Hurt Obama: "It almost doesn’t matter that McCain is not an economist and avows ignorance of what Thomas Carlyle called the “dismal science.” We know McCain. We know he will surround himself with some pretty capable people. And, above all, we know that he won’t raise taxes. Were these calmer times, with less of a threat from abroad and less economic danger, we might indulge our penchant for change and elect a neophyte in the hope that he will offer something different."
