There's going to be a lot of time for us to be in a big argument about
how some of these future plans should be structured," he said.
Obama told a cheering crowd in Florida, a key battleground in the
November election campaign, that McCain was "in a panic" as he tried
to deal with the growing economic crisis.
"At this point he seems to be willing to say anything or do anything,"
he said.
I actually think quite the opposite. Sen. McCain has had a calm response to the bad
economic news this week. He said "the fundamentals of our economy are strong" in
order to restore confidence in our economy, thus, not creating "panic." Funny thing
happened though when McCain said the fundamentals of our economy are strong,
Sen. Obama responded with an ad lambasting for his statement:
The Obama ad make feel, um, let me look for the right word to use. I got it. The music
and the ad make feel PANICKY!
