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Former senator Phil Gramm, McCain’s campaign co-chairman and one of his economic advisers said the U.S. is only going through a “mental recession.” No problem.
Gramm also called the United States “a nation of whiners.
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FROM CNN’s Jack Cafferty:
Former senator Phil Gramm, McCain’s campaign co-chairman and one of his economic advisers said the U.S. is only going through a “mental recession.” No problem.
Gramm also called the United States “a nation of whiners.
I agree. Americans don't know how good they have it and don't appreciate what they do have.
So let me get this straight, it is a customary notion amoungst Republicans that we should judge our lifestyles to that of third world countries and that we are in fact a Nation of Whiners??
We are a country of whiners. People have no idea how the rest of the world lives.
OH I thought mcCain supporters don't care about the rest of the world. they don't count! we're america! we're the best country ever and we all should institute a time each day to pat ourselves on the back!
Former senator Phil Gramm, McCain’s campaign co-chairman and one of his economic advisers said the U.S. is only going through a “mental recession.” No problem.
Gramm also called the United States “a nation of whiners.
Good ol' Phil Gramm. I can't understand why, but he's always hated the middle class. He attributes all of America's economic ills to the American worker.
Of course, if we all had the good sense to be born into millionaire families, there wouldn't BE any economic difficulties, would there? So, I suppose Gramm is right, after all.
Good ol' Phil Gramm. I can't understand why, but he's always hated the middle class. He attributes all of America's economic ills to the American worker.
Of course, if we all had the good sense to be born into millionaire families, there wouldn't BE any economic difficulties, would there? So, I suppose Gramm is right, after all.
yep, and this man is McCain's economic advisor
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