McCain was against tax cuts without spending cuts, before he was in favor of them

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On This Week, Republican candidate John McCain defends his flip-flop on the Bush tax cuts: He opposed them because they weren't combined with spending cuts.

But he would push through his own tax cuts, even without spending cuts.

Straight talk? Ha!

And you have to hear him defend his embracing of his own controversial pastor's endorsement. More straight talk there, too. Yep.

Yes I mock, though I think the nervous liar's giggle was probably genuine.

Video.

[Memo to George: I note that McCain isn't wearing a flag pin, either. So why didn't you ask that, too, if it's such an important issue?]

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Arno's picture

McCain would just continue the wreckless spending

Our nation is in serious trouble due to the past 5 decades of increasing national debt. Both candidates are scary choices, and its unfortunate Mitt Romney or Ron Paul did not make it farther along. They were the only 2 fiscally responsible candidates running.
Check out this article on the national debt:
http://www.geldpress.com/2008/07/us-budget-reporti...

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