Have you now become a reporter, Kenneth?
Here is another version of the story:
John McCain is suspending his campaign and returning to Washington to work on the financial crisis. He has asked Barack Obama to join him, and for Friday’s debate to be suspended until legislation is agreed upon. A senior Obama adviser, though, says they are “inclined” to go forward with the debate.
“I am calling on the President to convene a leadership meeting with the leadership from both houses of Congress, including Sen. Obama and myself. It is time for both parties to come together to solve this problem,” McCain said. “We must meet as Americans, not as Democrats or Republicans, and we must meet until this crisis is resolved.”
The Commission on Presidential Debates has not responded to McCain’s proposal, but if an agreement is hammered out before Friday morning, McCain would participate in the debate, according to senior adviser Mark Salter.
McCain has also suspended all political advertising and canceled all campaign events, Salter said. He added that McCain’s colleagues on Capital Hill have told him that passing Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson’s plan was going to be “next to impossible.”
Yesterday, McCain expressed concern on the proposed bailout legislation, and offered five provisions of his own that he’d like added to the bill. But he stopped short of saying he would not vote for the bailout, arguing that passing the legislation quickly was of the utmost importance.
cbsnews.com
This makes the "O" man look kind of petty, don't you think? :) You are such a DNC parrot. :)
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