So, the Senator from Fannie Mae (FM) has decided to let the Bush administration and Congress work out the current financial crises, before unveiling his own plan for us.
How magnificent!
Anyway, now that Obama has thrown disgraced former Fannie Mae CEO, Franklin Raines, under the bus as "not an advisor" to his campaign, despite Raines's own assertion that he provided advice to Obama in this Washington Post article, perhaps the delay is really because he is awaiting another advisor to tell him what to do.
You know, if you've ever advised this guy, or been a controversial friend (Ayers) or preacher (J. Wright), you better get prepared to be thrown to the curb if anything controversial or bad ever happens.
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How magnificent!
Anyway, now that Obama has thrown disgraced former Fannie Mae CEO, Franklin Raines, under the bus as "not an advisor" to his campaign, despite Raines's own assertion that he provided advice to Obama in this Washington Post article, perhaps the delay is really because he is awaiting another advisor to tell him what to do.
You know, if you've ever advised this guy, or been a controversial friend (Ayers) or preacher (J. Wright), you better get prepared to be thrown to the curb if anything controversial or bad ever happens.
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