Bob McCarty Writes

I invite you to participate in a “Household Name Death Match” and tell me which of the following three names is recognized by the most man-on-the-street average Americans:

• Jim Johnson, Former Fannie Mae CEO/Lehman Executive and now covert Barack Obama campaign advisor/contributor;

• Franklin Raines, Former Fannie Mae CEO and overt Obama campaign advisor/contributor; and

• Ken Lay, Former Enron CEO and Bush contributor.

Hint: Despite being dead, his name recognition still beats two — count ‘em, two! — guys who presided over the biggest financial debacles in modern times and who are directly tied to a current liberal Democratic Party presidential nominee with their advice, their personal cash and their bankrupt entities’ cash — errh, uhh, cashlessness.

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