Why won’t libs admit McCain had better economic advisors than Obama?

✞Jesus✞™(∀b∃c(P(c,y))⎮c⊂I∧c⊄S): Why won’t libs admit McCain had better economic advisors than Obama?
Like Kevin Hassett, co-author of the well-received “Dow 36,000: The New Strategy for Profiting From the Coming Rise in the Stock Market”
ROFL.

Answers and Views:

Answer by NMH
Because liberals like to think that a legacy degree from Harvard or Yale is all that matters.

Answer by r1b1c*
Well…. I’m betting we will likely get there a lot sooner than you think….

Answer by myavatarisprettierthanyourava..
like little bush

Answer by BO the Magic Jeep
You mean like the Jobs Czar Obama has?

Answer by Westernbaptist
Because they knew McCain was the best candidate even though he had small little arms.

Answer by Pluto C. Rat
“The economy is fundamentally sound.”

-John McCain, on the same day Lehman filed bankruptcy

Try again six months later, and maybe we will have forgotten by THAT time.

Answer by Kenny
Even the psychopath Glenn Beck says Mccain would have been terrible for this country more so then Obama
What are you talking about

Answer by bluechristy
Sure a better economy for already very wealthy people excluding the American people as a whole . Republicans were in power along time and I do not think that the USA is all that better for it at all.

Answer by Proud Texan
Because he didn’t, you are unhappy that your man lost so you bash the party in charge. The fact is America spoke and we have the government that we want. If you don’t like the way we run our country you are free to leave.

Answer by Sean
McCain is a American and knows how this country runs. Obama doesn’t have a clue so he’s either gone or playing golf most of the time.

Answer by sailor8
A better idea, why don’t they use both ideas and see if they could come up with something better for our country. This should not be this or nothing. Use the best minds we have and get conflicting ideas. Then take the best of what you have and run with it. One side does not have all the bright people. That goes for the left and the right.

Answer by Noah H
Doing nothing is an excellent plan when the economy is in a deep nosedive. Kevin Hassett. Or, doing nothing is an excellent plan when the economy is in a deep nosedive? Everyone else! I guess it all depends on where you put the those little marks that go at the end of a sentence.

Answer by DAR
Didn’t help him much in debates or in front of the press, did it? And he voted for the bailouts.

If you wanted the economy addressed, you should have voted for Ron Paul.

Answer by Sky
McCain’s economic advisors thought that the way to grow the economy was build a new “solar-efficient” battery of some type.

I don’t think that McCain is remotely qualified to undertake such a delicate matter in the first place.