If…

… knowledge of the economy, and proven executive experience are the parameters on which the Presidential race were decided, maybe it is time Americans said in one voice “Hank Paulson for President!“

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4. Mitt RomneyMitt Romney's attack line on Barack Obama is that the latter lacks executive experience in Government or business. But isn't it funny that the former Massachusetts governor, who has both, failed miserably in his $100-million dollar enterprise (Romney for President, Inc.), botching almost the entire sum, leaving the "business" with less than $200000 cash on hand, and a $42-million debt? Whereas the "relatively inexperienced" Senator from Illinois is still successfully running his $234-million business, that is growing stronger every day,...
5. John McCain: a failed leaderJohn McCain's leadership credentials have taken a huge beating, after the "bailout plan" for which McCain claims all the credit (and totally undeservedly) was defeated in the House of Representatives. McCain's supporters and campaign managers had gone on every single news program claiming that it was the Arizona senator who had engineered bipartisan support for the bill, while also calling for the plan to be rewritten and expanded upon. This from a man, who had just a couple of days...

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