‘Whether it’s a reversal in war, or an economic emergency, he reacts as a politician and not as a leader, seeking an advantage for himself instead of a solution for his country,’ he said.

I’m not even sure what that means. Considering Obama has a real plan, what does John have to offer?

I got this email this morning.

While Barack offered solutions, John McCain went before the nation to continue lying about Barack and to offer more of the same disastrous George Bush policies that got us here. The Washington Post even said, “On Economy, Obama Offers Ideas, McCain Blames Rival.”

Here are some key elements of Barack’s plan:

• A $1,000 emergency energy rebate to help families with high fuel costs right now while putting $50 billion into job creation to get our economy back on track.
• Families making less than $250,000 a year will get a tax cut three times larger than under John McCain’s plan and will face absolutely no tax increases.
• While John McCain has voted against raising the minimum wage 19 times, Barack would raise the minimum wage and set it to rise automatically with inflation.
• Invest $15 billion a year in green energy research to reduce our economy’s dependence on foreign oil and create 5 million American jobs a year.

There’s a big difference between the change we need and the Bush-McCain politics we need to leave behind.

Couldn’t agree more.

I still think the key to McCain was identified by Gore Vidal – “that conceited twirp,” or words to that effect. When Vidal calls you conceited, you’ve achieved something.