McCain says stimulus bill is bad for economic future of America

Posted by Staff on February 13, 2009 |

Senator John McCain (R-Ariz), made a speech on the Senate floor, today, on the compromised version of the stimulus package. In his statement he said: “This legislation, in my view, is very, very bad for the economic future of America.”

 
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February 13, 2009

One Response to “McCain says stimulus bill is bad for economic future of America”

  1. Gary Halsey Says:

    These are strong words that Senator McCain is using for the lack of bi-partisanship from President Obama. As I see it, based on what I have read, the republicans did not want to contribute to the stimulus talks. I see no reason to require bi-partisanship on behalf of the republican party, since they are the ones that put us in this position to begin with. I think Senator McCain needs to get over the fact that he lost the election, and posture himself to support HIS President..President Obama.


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