Neither Obama nor McCain will show up to cast a vote on bailout

[IndianaGreen]

What a great deal this is that neither candidate wants the onus of casting a vote on it!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3517090

[1corona4u]

1. There you go again...

spreading bullshit.

From the same politico article that YOU pointed to;

“We are closely monitoring the vote schedule,” Obama spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. “Senator Obama has always said that when the vote is close and his vote is needed he will be there.”

The Senate vote could come as early as Monday afternoon, when the candidates are scheduled to appear in states crucial to their electoral hopes—as Obama campaigns in Colorado and McCain in Ohio. If the vote is delayed until Wednesday, McCain will be in Washington D.C. for part of that day.


He could vote NO too. Ya know.

I'm sick of your anti-Obama rants tonight. Why don't you just go stare at your Kooch poster for a while.

[IndianaGreen]

2. And your pro-bankers rants leave a bad taste in my mouth

:P

[amborin]

3. more Mccain lies re: the Bailout....from Huff Po..

<http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/28/mccain-camp-cant-get-stor_n_130003.html>

[lamp_shade]

4. FOX yesterday... One of their anchors was just APPALLED that

Obama might not cast a vote. This was BEFORE a McCain surrogate mentioned that he might not either. TeeHee.

[Marsala]

5. Vote in the Senate will not be close

So Obama and McCain won't be there, unless one of them decides to go, in which case both of them will be there and vote in the same way.