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Richard Viguerie: McCain risks loss of conservative support if he backs bailout
Written by on Thu Sep 25 12:12:41 -0400 2008
“Americans have every right not to believe President Bush” “Conservatives are so strongly opposed to the bailout that John McCain risks undoing all his gains with conservatives if he supports it,” the Chairman of ConservativeHQ.com, Richard A. Viguerie, said. “If John McCain supports this bailout, he will lose all of the goodwill and support he has gained from conservatives by picking Governor Palin as his running mate,” said Viguerie. The proposed $700 billion bailout “would almost certainly be followed by bailouts for automakers, and bailouts for credit card companies, and bailouts for all the people whose businesses will be hurt by the economic downtown caused by all the bailouts,” Viguerie said. “It’s a death spiral for the American economy, and conservatives refuse to go along for the ride. “Millions of conservatives and millions of other Americans will refuse to vote for anyone running for president or Congress who supports the bailout,” Viguerie predicted. He added, “Our country’s leaders have failed us, and Americans have every right not to believe what President Bush is saying. Month after month, he and his treasury secretary assured us that everything was fine. When witnesses change their stories, lawyers ask them: Were you lying then, or are you lying now?” “Which version of the state of the economy does the President want us to believe – what he said then or what he says now?” “The last thing Americans need is Republican special interests teaming up with Democratic special interests to take care of their own at our expense,” he said. “People have wised up, and will not fall for ‘Trust me; I’m from the government, and I’m here to help’.” New Comment |
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