John McCain economic adviser Thursday who said the United States has become a “nation of whiners” suffering from a “mental recession,” as McCain distanced himself from the remarks. Phil Gramm, who now is the No. 2 at the Swiss bank UBS, told The Washington Times the U.S. has benefited from globalization but most Americans are misguided by constant reports that the economy is at its worst in 30 years.“You’ve heard of mental depression; this is a mental recession,” Gramm, a former Texas senator, told the newspaper, adding that the presumptive Republican nominee will face an uphill battle fighting those perceptions.“We have sort of become a nation of whiners,” he said. “You just hear this constant whining, complaining about a loss of competitiveness, America in ‘decline’ despite a major export boom that is the primary reason that growth continues in the economy.”
Carly Fiorina Senior Advisor to McCain, and thought to be on a Veep short list
"There are many health insurance plans that will cover Viagra but won't cover birth control medication. Those women would like a choice." She also told women in Ohio that McCain "has never signed on to efforts to overturn Roe vs. Wade."
John McCain, in response to Ms. Fiorina
Talk about a deer caught in the headlights....what haven't you thought much about....birth control coverage by insurance, or Viagra? He doesn't know how he voted on it? He is an old, old man with a smoking hot wife....and he hasn't thought about Viagra? That is a shame on many, many levels. When I see John McCain, I think of medical opinions that former President Reagan was in the beginning of Alzheimer's during his second term. Scary.
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