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Arthur Dent wrote:

letsgocards89 wrote:How's Obama Going to Raise $4.3 Trillion?

Interesting that this article chooses to only consider Obama's plans. The Tax Policy Center, the source of many of the article's figures, concludes that Obama's tax changes would reduce revenue over the next decade (with respect to current law) by $2.95 trillion. This figure is reported. In the same table, the TPC concludes that McCain tax cuts would reduce revenue by an even larger $4.17 trillion over the same period. How's McCain going to raise that money?

jim wrote:http://www.economist.com/vote2008/

Iraq is pro-McCain.

maybe Pujols Junkie has time to analyze the global polling too

Freed Roger wrote:

jim wrote:http://www.economist.com/vote2008/

Iraq is pro-McCain.

4 countries in Africa leaning McCain?

Cuba is leaning McCain?

What pubs and icehouses are they sampling in those polls? maybe Pujols Junkie has time to analyze the global polling too

Joe McCain Allegedly Calls 911 to Complain About Traffic

Fri October 24, 2008
Alexandria (web|news) - A 911 tape, reportedly of Sen. John McCain (web|news|bio) 's brother Joe, could prove controversial for the McCain camp since the call was not for an emergency, but rather to complain about being stuck in traffic.

The call came into Alexandria's 911 system on October 21.

Operator: 911 state your emergency

Caller: It's not an emergency, but do you know why on one side at the damn drawbridge of 95 traffic is stopped for 15 minutes and yet traffic's coming the other way?

Operator: Sir, are you calling 911 to complain about traffic? (pause)

Caller: "(Expletive) you." (caller hangs up)

The complaint call about traffic on the Wilson Bridge forced the 911 dispatcher to call back. The voice mail on the other end, appears to belong to Joe McCain, brother of presidential candidate, John McCain.

"Hi this is Joe McCain. I can't take this message now because I'm involved in a very (inaudible) important political project. I hope on November 4th we have elected John."

"I think it's horrible. I can't believe somebody would tie up valuable resources to complain about traffic," said District resident Nancy Case.

"It seems stupid, my name can be tagged to this, why would I hose my brother, why would I do it," asked District resident Rob Case.

But that wasn't all. McCain apparently called 911 again to complain about the message the operator just left him, warning him such use of 911 is criminal.

Caller: Somebody gave me this riot act about the violation of police.

Operator: Did you just call 911 in reference to this?

Caller: Yeah.

Operator: 911 is to be used for emergencies only not just because you're sitting in traffic.

"The future president, possible president whatever, possible president, can't control what someone does, but this gentleman should be fined or something should happen to him," said tourist Suzanna Rey.

The McCain campaign has not commented on the issue, although it's said the campaign did listen to the call. ABC 7/NewsChannel 8 crews tried to reach Joe McCain, but were unable to.

Freed Roger wrote:

jim wrote:http://www.economist.com/vote2008/

Iraq is pro-McCain.

4 countries in Africa leaning McCain?

Cuba is leaning McCain?

What pubs and icehouses are they sampling in those polls? maybe Pujols Junkie has time to analyze the global polling too

cpebbles wrote:I'm fairly sure those oddball pro-McCain countries are the work of U.S. military in the country. I suspect American soldiers are a lot more able and likely to go to The Economist than are the citizens of those countries.

Freed Roger wrote:

jim wrote:http://www.economist.com/vote2008/

Iraq is pro-McCain.

4 countries in Africa leaning McCain?

Cuba is leaning McCain?

What pubs and icehouses are they sampling in those polls? maybe Pujols Junkie has time to analyze the global polling too

cards2468 wrote:Yea, I'm sure those Iraqi's really miss Saddam badly, but support McCain because of the conservative biased military there