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October 10, 2008 in America's morals, Elections 08, John McCain, Obama, Republican Majority Leader, Republican National Committee, Republican intimidation, Republican soul | Tags: Add new tag, John McCain, Obama, Phil Gramm You can tell a lot about a person by who they choose to have around them… Obama chose Biden; McCain chose Palin.

“You will go down as the greatest chairman in the history of the Federal Reserve Bank,” declared Senator Phil Gramm, the Texas Republican who was chairman of the Senate Banking Committee when Mr. Greenspan appeared there in February 1999.

There was no football on tonight, and I did not look at the debates either for I felt I would one, be disappointed in Obama and two, McCain would confirm that he has a semblance of post traumatic stress disorder. Instead I did a few stochastic models of how much this pork, I mean bail out would cost us.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

Times could not be tougher for the John McCain-Sarah Palin punditocracy. It’s bad enough that the approval rating of George Bush, their hero of the last eight years, has reached an historic low. And inconveniently for these Bubba Bashers, Bill Clinton ended his second term with a robust 70 percent rating despite lying about sex.

The economic meltdown could be good news for the area of clean energy investing, according to Steven Fraser, a senior lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania and author of the recently published "Wall Street: America's Dream Palace." Fraser believes that backlash to the recent economic crisis will

I can call you David, right? Mr. Brooks, columnist for the NY Times seems so formal, and this is the kind of news that's best delivered with a personal touch. There's a little problem with the way you ended today's column.