Talking turkey

With bad economic news piling up, the candidates put away the lipstick and started talking turkey:

John McCain says he’d like to see a commission, similar to the one that studied the 9-11 attacks, tackle the economic crisis (Courtesy: NBC’s “Today”) (:06)

McCain says he’s the candidate best-suited to navigate the country out of its economic troubles (Courtesy: NBC’s “Today”) (:06)

McCain says mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were too cozy with Washington lawmakers and regulators for too long (Courtesy: CBS’ “The Early Show”) (:13)

Barack Obama says the Wall Street meltdown this week is the “final verdict” after almost eight years of bad economic policy (:08)

Obama says John McCain has been oblivious to indications of a looming an economic crisis (:12)

Obama says Democrats have historically done a better job with the economy, due, in part, to one principle (:12)

Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden says the Republicans have a poor record on the economy (Courtesy: NBC’s “Today”) (:12)

Biden says American workers have been the “scape goats” of this bad economy (Courtesy: CBS’ “The Early Show”) (:08)

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