Dow Drops Below 10,000 and McCain/Obama Are…

October 7th, 2008 By: Michael Merritt | Tags:

Trading jibes over who has the more questionable associations.  McCain and Obama are on the stump today, making the case for the other’s poor judgment for associating with such lovely figures as William Ayers and Charles Keating.  They use some of flimsiest arguments to stop just short of calling the other corrupt or a terrorist respectively.  Meanwhile, troubles in Europe cause the Dow Jones Industrial Average to drop below 10,000.

Now, that’s not to say I think the two candidate have much sway in this downturn.  Yet, instead of promoting their own plans, or somehow discussing this prolonged crisis (they probably ought to be repeating President Bush’s assurance that the bailout will take a bit to put in place), they decide to turn their attention away from it.

Yet another reason to place in my repetoire of reasons as to why I’m not voting for them next month.

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