http://disqus.com/people/096c79aaf5e0662736befa7097078334/enMon, 08 Sep 2008 19:47:03 -0000http://danielrm26.disqus.com/obama_shows_how_he8217ll_pwn_in_debates_with_republicans_short_vid/#comment-4359529<p>Johnn is right. The economy has grown faster under Democrats and the smaller Republican growth has favored only those at the top. The economy has, for example, officially grown under George Bush. But not for 80 per cent of Americans. Their incomes (when adjusted for inflation) have actually gone down in the last seven years. The Democrats promise to bring back the policies that have been so successful and actually improve on their own game. Let's face it, McCain can't afford to go before the American people and describe what it really plans to do on economic and foreign policy, so he has to bring up issues that hide the truth. I did worry for awhile that Obama would not have the experience to deliver on the policies he plans to pursue, but his choice of an experienced hand like Biden has convinced me that an Obama administration will be enormously successful. One thing for sure, McCain will not be successful in pursuing the policies we need because he doesn't favor those policies, and his "experience" will just give him the ability to stop real progress.</p>DavidMon, 08 Sep 2008 19:47:03 -0000http://drm.disqus.com/obama_shows_how_he8217ll_pwn_in_debates_with_republicans_short_vid/#comment-11202057<p>Johnn is right. The economy has grown faster under Democrats and the smaller Republican growth has favored only those at the top. The economy has, for example, officially grown under George Bush. But not for 80 per cent of Americans. Their incomes (when adjusted for inflation) have actually gone down in the last seven years. The Democrats promise to bring back the policies that have been so successful and actually improve on their own game. Let's face it, McCain can't afford to go before the American people and describe what it really plans to do on economic and foreign policy, so he has to bring up issues that hide the truth. I did worry for awhile that Obama would not have the experience to deliver on the policies he plans to pursue, but his choice of an experienced hand like Biden has convinced me that an Obama administration will be enormously successful. One thing for sure, McCain will not be successful in pursuing the policies we need because he doesn't favor those policies, and his "experience" will just give him the ability to stop real progress.</p>DavidMon, 08 Sep 2008 19:47:03 -0000