RCP average poll chart before election reveals what got Obama elected

Lets examine what happened to get Obama elected president

This is when Mccain's average poll lead on 9/8/2008 started to go down. From this date on Obama started to gain ground in the average poll. From this data is is real clear what got Obama elected. On Sept 7 the US government seizes control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This seemed to be timed to cause a crisis that would favor Obama and ensure his election. The rcp poll reveals the "manufactured crisis was timed to elect Obama. Mccain was leading on 9/8/2008 and on 9/15/2008 Obama started leading in the rcp poll and stayed in the lead until he was elected.

Sept. 7. In a bid to stabilize the nation's troubled housing market, the government seizes control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two publicly traded companies that together hold or guarantee about half the nation's mortgage loans. (Mccain starts going down in the polls at this date.)

_Sept. 19. Following a series of ad hoc measures, the U.S. government announces a broad rescue plan for the financial system, including a program to buy hundreds of billions of dollars of bad mortgages and other forms of toxic debt that have been weighing down U.S. financial companies. The Fed and Treasury Dept. shore up money market funds, which had also come under siege during the crisis, and the SEC temporarily bans short-selling — a way of betting that a stock will fall — against shares in 799 financial stocks. (Obama starts going up in the polls on this date)

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The sweeping financial rescue package announced by the government on Friday marks the latest phase of a wrenching upheaval that has reshaped the U.S. financial system in recent months.

The crisis started over a year ago with problems stemming from aggressive lending practices in the subprime mortgage market and has spread to infect many other forms of credit, leading to a crisis that has subsumed three Wall Street investment banks and one of the world's largest insurers.

Here is rundown of major developments:

_ March 16. Bear Stearns Cos. is bought by JPMorgan Chase & Co. in a deal orchestrated by and backed up by the government following a sharp decline in shares and a collapse in confidence in the company.

_ July 11. Federal regulators seize IndyMac Bank after it succumbs to the pressures of tighter credit, tumbling home prices and rising foreclosures. IndyMac is the largest thrift ever to fail in the U.S.

_ Sept. 7. In a bid to stabilize the nation's troubled housing market, the government seizes control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two publicly traded companies that together hold or guarantee about half the nation's mortgage loans.

_ Sept. 10. Lehman Brothers puts itself up for sale after reporting a $4 billion loss and says it will spin off its troubled commercial real estate assets.

_ Sept. 14. In a weekend of furious negotiations, U.S. regulators make it clear there will be no government bailout for Lehman Brothers. Fearful of fallout from a Lehman failure, Merrill Lynch & Co. arranges a hasty deal to be bought by Bank of America Corp.

_ Sept. 15. Lehman Brothers declares bankruptcy, the largest ever in the United States. Investor concerns turn next to American International Group Inc., a giant insurance company, after a plunge in that company's stock and downgrades to its debt by credit ratings agencies who say the slumping housing market could further undermine its finances.

_ Sept. 16. The U.S. government announces an $85 billion emergency loan to rescue AIG, saying a disorderly failure of the company could further disrupt already delicate financial markets and the economy.

_ Sept. 17. The Securities and Exchange Commission bans some aggressive forms of short-selling.

_ Sept. 18. The Federal Reserve and central banks in Europe and Asia pump up to $180 billion into money markets in a bid to free up a lending freeze between banks. Markets rally on hopes for a broader government rescue package. That night, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke ask Congress for authority to rescue banks by buying bad assets from them.

_Sept. 19. Following a series of ad hoc measures, the U.S. government announces a broad rescue plan for the financial system, including a program to buy hundreds of billions of dollars of bad mortgages and other forms of toxic debt that have been weighing down U.S. financial companies. The Fed and Treasury Dept. shore up money market funds, which had also come under siege during the crisis, and the SEC temporarily bans short-selling — a way of betting that a stock will fall — against shares in 799 financial stocks.


So the bottom line is clear, real clear. Mccain started to go down in the polls almost exactly when the government announced the plan to bailout everybody and their brother. THE GOVERNMENT OFFER OF A MASSIVE GIVEAWAY TO THE PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTORS TILTED THE ELECTION TOWARD OBAMA AND THE POLLS REVEAL EXACTLY THAT. OBAMA DID NOT GET ELECTED FOR ANY OTHER REASON!

Meldown Timeline or Manufactured Crisis Timeline

REAL CLEAR POLITICS TIMELINE SHOWING HOW THE ELECTION WAS MANIPULATED TO FAVOR OBAMA