"That was the famous mantra coined by Bill Clinton strategist James Carville in 1992, when he constantly reminded his presidential candidate to focus on issues that mattered to Americans - their jobs, their financial security and their standard of living.

Clinton trounced a stunned George H. W. Bush by fixating on the faltering economy throughout the campaign.

Barack Obama appears to be taking a page from the Carville handbook this week amid the troubles of two of the most storied U.S. investment companies - Merrill Lynch & Co. and Lehman Brothers." Add AIG and you have the perfect storm destroying the gop.

Now, Obama is in the exact same position.  A young, relative unknown, when the country is in desperate need of change. I think we can all agree, we long for the good ole days of the Clinton economy.

Carville stated that McLiar's "the economy is fundamentally strong" was a fatal error and I agree. It would be very wise to hire Carville for advice and use both Clintons in the last month to seal the deal.

I would argue to really seal the deal, Biden should step down for "personal reasons", Make Hillary VP but I know the Clintons are hated on this blog.

Back in March, it was Hillary comparing McCain to Herbert Hoover. The Clintons know how to run  a robust economy and should be heard and praised on this fact. 

Ah, the good ole days.