by George Dienhart A piece in the Politico pointed out some disagreements within the Obama camp over his economic policy. Specifically, Obama has incorporated a plan to include a 90 day foreclosure moratorium into his policy. The problem is that the campaign issued a statement stating that such a moratorium would be "disastrous," and would reward the "people who made this problem worse" by benefiting banks that profit from high mortgage rates. Normally, you would expect heads to roll for a spokesman being that out of sync with a candidate. Not this time. It was Obama that originally made the remarks. That's what people in the business call a flip. Obama has become a master at it- he has become so proficient at flipping that he should be awarded a gold medal in gymnastics. Of course, with big media scoring him, that's to be expected. This once again calls into question Obama's authenticity and judgment. He once again appears as though he will say anything to get elected. It's the single biggest reason to vote against him. Between the economy and the Global War on Terror- we, as a nation, can't afford this kind of judgment.
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