Published 9/19/2008
by Domenico Montanaro
at First Read
From NBC/NJ’s Mike Memoli STERLING, Va. -- Biden made a pitch directly to women voters here today, focusing on economic issues in particular as he promised to end “a cowboy mentality of the Bush and McCain era.” “Ladies and gentlemen, these guys have worshipped, they have worshipped at the shrine of deregulation,” Biden told a mostly female audience. “John McCain proudly said not long ago on Wall Street, and I quote, ‘I’m always, I’m always for less regulation.’” Biden spoke of a conference call he and Obama took part in with their economic team, and outlined short-term and long-term solutions to the current economic situation, and tied it to the intended focus of today’s event: women’s issues. “When the economy goes south who are the first people who get hurt the most? It’s women,” he said. “We’ve gotta restore both the protections and the dignity, the dignity of work, the dignity women and others deserve in the workplace.” Surrounded by six Biden women on stage ...
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
The ‘Reform’ McCain Wants to Forget
truthdig.com 9/19/2008 — With the markets in frightening turmoil and the public outraged by financial irresponsibility and excessive greed, John McCain has suddenly rediscovered the importance of strong, watchful government.
READ THE WHOLE ITEM Related Entries
September ...
This Is the Man Who’s Going to Fix the Economy?
truthdig.com 9/19/2008 — John McCain was telling the truth when he said that economics wasn’t his strong suit. In response to what many economists have called the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the Republican nominee has sounded—and ...
Biden: End "cowboy mentality" of Bush-McCain era
breitbart.com 9/19/2008 — STERLING, Va. (AP) - Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden says part of the solution to the country's financial crisis is "ending the cowboy mentality of the Bush-McCain era." At a rally Friday in Sterling, Va., that drew roughly 1,000 ...
The Note: Economy is Key as Message Battle Continues
blogs.abcnews.com 9/19/2008 — ABC News' Rick Klein reports in Friday's Note: Six lessons of a tumultuous week in the presidential race: 1. The distance between John McCain's short list and John McCain's pink-slip list is sometimes short (and his desires may not have...
Candidates' chemistry —
CNN Political Ticker 9/19/2008
Do you think the McCain-Palin ticket has good chemistry?
(CNN) — Watch Dr. Helen Fisher of Chemistry.com as she discusses the chemistry between the presidential nominees and their runningmates.
...