Will the financial crisis "affect how you rule the country?"

Posted by Deuce Geary on September 27th, 2008

That’s what moderator Jim Lehrer asked Senators McCain and Obama around 6:40 p.m. Pacific time tonight. I was listening in the car and will have to confirm it by looking at a transcript when it becomes available. But for now, I gotta go with what I heard . . .

Is that how Lehrer sees the presidency? Is he voting for a ruler rather than a chief executive? Hasn’t the left’s chief complaint about President Bush been that he wields too much power? Will I ever stop asking questions?

Then again, maybe Lehrer was on to something. Using my handy Zemanta blogging tool, which finds pictures on the internet that match your blog post based on the text in it I added to the text above the string “king king ruler despot royalty” and repeated that string 51 more times, so those words dominated the post, and here’s one of the nine photos Zemanta offered me:

I kid you not.

Nick

September 27th, 2008 at 4:54 am · Reply

Contrary to what the main stream media says, wall street as a whole (capitalism) should not be blamed for the actions and policies set forth by OUR congress. There are, in fact, corrupt men in wall street who partnered with corrupt men in government to engineer a win-win situation at the expense of the taxpayer. Capitalism (and our nation or any nation) will only survive when the good and virtuous people are running it. Which means, come this November, you must vote for good men and women who stand by principle and uphold our constitution and not just give lip service to causes that seem noble and just.