I give credit for McCain today finding out what the price of milk was in Pennsylvania here in Wisconsin we have it pretty good but even here
it may go overe $4 dollars a gallon .
I feel for McCain but it seems his campaign cannot catch a break even at this store he should have depended on just plain regualar folk instead of someone planted.
From Newsweek:
Finally, there was the fact that Renee Gould, the young mother McCain had an extended chat with about the high price of tomatoes and milk, was not a random shopper, but an area resident funneled to the campaign by the local Republican Party. Gould's admission (a reporter cornered her and asked how she came to be there) was ultimately not all that surprising. Even with the amusing mishaps, the entire event came off as canned, and McCain—whose discomfort with the phoniness required by politics has always been evident—spent most of his time shifting uncomfortably.
http://blog.newsweek.com/blogs/stum...in-scenes-from-a-bethlehem-grocery-store.aspx
Now I really feel for those people in Florida
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsSlrjmlyNg
so its warm milk and off to bed
McCain and the price of $Milk$
Discussion in 'News & Current Events' started by YOUTUBECANBESAVED, Jul 24, 2008.
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If he's uncomfortable with being phoney then he shouldn't be phoney. The price of milk is about right with the value of the dollar.
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Don't worry about McCain. He married a millionaires and milk is bad for adults.
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But in the fact they asked a local woman to go in the store to see the prices.
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"Even with the amusing mishaps, the entire event came off as canned, and McCain—whose discomfort with the phoniness required by politics has always been evident"
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