The Atlantic has two political ads up, the first is Obama's plan for the economy, the second is McCain's.
After watching them who do you think is more serious about addressing the economic issues of the US?
(I'm looking at you Badrabbi...;-)
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1 comment:
The two ads are both rhetoric filled. Obama's ad is longer so that he can say more.
Neither one of them are really saying anything. Obama manages to say nothing while giving the impression that he is. McCain is not even trying.
Shame on both of them.
Cameron for President (even if he is a Canadian).
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