McCain Suspends Campaign

September 25, 2008

Republican presidential candidate John McCain suspended his campaign in a surprise announcement Wednesday afternoon. In a press conference John McCain stated his belief that because the Bush administration’s economic recovery plan would not pass in it’s present form it has become necessary to put partisan politics aside and return to Washington to work out a compromise before Monday. Additionally Sen. McCain said he would seek to suspend the first Presidential Debate currently scheduled for Friday evening.

In a press conference of his own Sen. Obama indicated that although his campaign had been in contact with the McCain campaign about making a joint statement he believed McCain was “mulling over” the possibility of a campaign suspension and had not made a decision. Obama said it was important “now more than ever” that the candidates remained visible and explain their plan for the economy. When questioned whether it would also be necessary for his campaign to take a similar step Obama stated “It is going to be part of the president’s job to deal with more than one thing at once”. Obama also expressed his belief that the debates should proceed as planned.

2 Responses to “McCain Suspends Campaign”

  1. loomisnews Says:

    You must be unpatriotic — follow John McCain’s lead in his “suspension of his campaign”.

    AND SUSPEND BLOGGING FOR THE ECONOMIC CRISIS!

    I am suspending all MY blogging and commenting on blogs because of the economic crisis….

    & just like McCain… NOT!

  2. caius Says:

    My friends, tomorrow morning I will sit here and suspend the use of “not” jokes on this blog. I have not spoken with loomisnews to inform him of my decision, nor will I ask him to join me. I will not ask WordPress to convene a leadership meeting. It is time to solve this problem as Americans, not as bloggers.


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