No matter how hard John McCain tries, he can't break free from the Bush economy. Even yesterday McCain praised Bush for the drop in oil prices, despite a lack of any link. The list of Bush praisers is limited these days though McCain is only cementing the belief that most Americans already have, which is the McCain is Bush. Maybe McCain is simply confused again and thinks it's 2004. Either way, McCain is in trouble with the economy because not only is he deeply tied to the policies that brought us here via Gramm-O-Nomics but he admits that he knows nothing about economics. Well, except that he is reading Greenspan's book, as if that's comforting.
The economy is the nation's top concern by far, but anxiety about energy has grown more since spring than any other issue while the focus on Iraq continues to fade, according to a poll released Wednesday.
The findings by the Associated Press-Ipsos poll provide the latest confirmation of how economic woes — including job losses, rising inflation and the ailing financial and housing markets — are dominating voters' worries as this fall's presidential election approaches.






