A short list of fundamentals:
- Unemployment rate: at a 5-year high, NOT STRONG
- Inflation: highest since Sept. 1982, NOT STRONG
- Trade Deficit: highest level in 16 months and bad for the economy, NOT STRONG
- Annual Budget Deficit: will soar to over $500 billion by the time Bush leaves office. Bush inherited a $208 billion surplus — that’s a $708 billion swing. NOT STRONG
- Total National Debt: $9.6 trillion or approx. $31,621 for every citizen in the U.S. NOT STRONG
So, what fundamentals is McCain referring to? Please enlighten.
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