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Regardless of who becomes President this is going to be the MOST challenging Presidency ever.. I have always felt that both candidates wanted it but at a time when neither of them expected any of this to occur. At one point it really was Iraq and some "housing issues" that seemed the most pressing. We have yet to witness the continued falling of our economy.. when the Hedge funds come due and those will have another massive ripple effect that again only truly affects the VERY rich but remember its the very rich who are dictating this policy at the present time.. the very rich who right now are making sure with fundraising and networking (skills they excel at) to assure that whoever is President their respective representatives will be elected to assure further agendas in line with their own. I feel that whoever is President will likely be a single term President and accomplish very little...

For those with few reading comprehension problems read the Washington Post analysis of this... here is the link

http://www.washingtonpost.com

and the article is Arduous Transition Awaits Next President
By Michael D. Shear, Michael Abramowitz, Anne E. Kornblut and Shailagh Murray

I do believe that this is over their heads and those presently serving in Congress. As much as I have always respected Goldman Sachs it is way to over involved in the current situation and I shudder to think of Rubin returning with more of his ilk to perpetuate the Wall Street bailouts.

There is also the issue of Fraud with regards to mortgages among other "white collar crimes" and the FBI is unable to fully investigate due to a reduction of staff and the alocation of resources to terrorism... and of course the Bush Administration's "discouraging" that type of Justice Dept fury that Ashcroft ironically had with regards to Enron levels of prosecution... gee and he actually was a sort of good guy if you look into him and as in all Mafioso families questioning the daddy not good.. bye bye... he was nuts but he was against some of the shit these bushfucks have been shoveling

And finally one more point... NEITHER of these men speak of the economically distressed or the "working poor" who have truly suffered under the last 30 years of growth.. they are your home health care workers, the Best buy Delivery drivers, etc.. they are NOT MIDDLE CLASS.. their jobs are not outsourced and can never be but yet they are paid minimum wage.. a wage insufficient to LIVE off... If Congress allocated 220 billion of the 350 billion remaining to relief to these 55 million or so AMERICANS who are struggling the effects would reverberate through the economy and make quality of life a better one for many.

And if they simply took a simple few ideas and laws such as Usuary.. and banks renting the homes back to the foreclosed at current market rental rates with a five year plan to either repurchase the home from the bank or at that time the bank to sell the property on the open market fewer houses would sit vacant and deteriorate, people's homes and credit would remain stable allowing again for larger potential of contributing to our great need to buy shit... and ultimately pay off maybe some debts and thereby also reduce right offs by lending institutions for not just mortgages but other consumer debt.

Gee and that costs us NOTHING. Why are economists and advisers who are not Goldman people coming up with this sharing it freely with the media, etc and meanwhile they rant on about JOE THE FUCKING PLUMBER... he can't drive or fix my toilet the dude is useless.. another illustration of how McCain can't even find symbols to run his campaign on. And that doesn't bode well for America. As for Obama.. well dude you are our great black hope whatever... 4 years that is all I will give you.. we shall see. As for Congress.. well I hope the Montana dirt farmer has dirt to farm as he needs to go for he brings not even dirt to the table.