Gov. Palin -- Backs McCain's Economy Gaff

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The video below is a humorous look at Govenor Sarah Palin trying to convince America and Sean Hannity that John McCain has been unfairly attacked by the media for his claim that the fundamentals of the economy are strong. She said that Sen. McCain's "verbage" was taken out of context and that by his use of the word "fundamentals", he was referring to the workforce and that the workforce are the fundamentals of our economy. This is the same explainatoin that McCain came up with after he was blasted for making such a claim in the midst of an economic crisis and the meltdown on wallstreet. McCain said this inspite of that fact that he has made this very same statement several times and each of those times it is crystal clear that he is referring to the economy. However, now it seems that McCain and Palin expect America to believe that he meant something else on this one particular ocassion. The video also shows two other people like President Bush and Enron CEO, Kenneth Ley using this same "verbage" and it seems likely that this is where McCain learned the phrase since he lacks as much creativity as he does integrity, not to mention honesty.
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Jerry Sifuentes
for Chico Brisbane