McCain: Against regulation before he was for it

As an update to my economy in crisis post below, I thought I'd link to today's WashPost article that details how McCain now is for regulation on Wall Street when he's railed against it in the past... in addition, the article explains how the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act deregulated the banking, insurance and investment industries to allow them to play in each other's sand boxes which is a big reason why we find ourselved in economic dire straits today... and just to remind you, Phil Gramm (the Gramm in the above act's name) is the head of McCain's economic advisors and who could likely end up Sec. of the Treasury under a McCain president... I'm just sayin'.

Along the same line, Glen Johnson of the AP, reports on the two faces of John McCain...

 
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