mosquitobite
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I'd like to see Ron grill McCain on the recent news articles in which McCain has admitted that he doesn't understand economics at all. Remember the October 9 debate where McCain said, "I'm glad whenever they cut interest rates, I wish interest rates were zero." Highlighting such a shocking lack of economic intelligence would really hurt McCain right now when fear about the economy is on everyone's minds. If the question can be phrased in such a way that it shows how smart Ron is about economics and forces McCain to reiterate his recent comments that he would be relying on advisers (like Phil Gramm) to run his economic policies, I think there's a potential for a home run here.
He should ask one of them about economics - CPI vs., M0, M3, etc., and watch them squirm.
JM
ABSOLUTELY! Ron needs to demolish McCain's immigration policy. I can't wait to see how this section of the debate pans out. It could be really interesting, or it could be lame. If not the immigration policy for McCain, maybe a tax raising question for Huckabee. I'd really love to have him ask "Why have you made it a point to steal my campaign's ideology and manipulate it to fit your own good? Can't you come up with your own ideas?", but obviously, that is far out of line and will make him look insane.
"Rudy, you say you want to be on the offensive against terrorism and John, you plan on remaining in Iraq for another 100 years. How do you plan on paying for your pro war policies without raising taxes or the debt knowing that both would make our economy even worse than it is now?"
I'm fearful for a few reasons.
1. They won't even ask him a question. he'll be ignored.
2. They'll ask him some completely bogus unrelated question like Cameron did about the truthsayers.