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Dan the Roman
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« on: September 15, 2008, 02:04:03 PM »

An excellent ad in favor of Barrack Obama being President. Oh wait, its by McCain? I guess its effective if I can stop laughing at the utter joke of him running on being "tough on Wall Street" or "lowering oil prices".
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Dan the Roman
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« Reply #1 on: September 15, 2008, 02:15:45 PM »

An excellent ad in favor of Barrack Obama being President. Oh wait, its by McCain? I guess its effective if I can stop laughing at the utter joke of him running on being "tough on Wall Street" or "lowering oil prices".

Who took money from Oil companies? What was the party of the members in congress involved in the Fannie/Freddie flop?

Not McCain and not Republicans.

Please keep defending Barack Milhous Obama with your inane comments.

Lunar, where's A+?

They don't need to give vast amounts of money to McCain when the guy is stupid enough to swallow their crap on drilling wholesale. And much of the credit collapse is caused because we have toothless SEC which didn't bother finding out that Lehman brothers was filing fraudelent numbers to its investors because the GOP believes that Sarbanes-OXley is too hard on companies.

Anyway, watch on Oil prices. They are driven by exchange rates more than actual supply and demand. They were high this year because the dollar was low. Now that the dollar has gained 15% they have come down. Bush lowered oil prices by abandoning his weak dollar policy. If McCain institutes tax cuts with no revenue making up for them anywhere else the dollar will fall massively which will drive up commodity prices beyond the ability of a hundred Alaskas to affect them. Its really quite simple.
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