Defense of United States President Barack Obama that he inherited a lot of economic problems seem intended for the general election campaign of 2012. It was also suspected at once a response to allegations of Republican U.S. Sen. John McCain, that there is a functional failure in the U.S..
"I saw a malfunction, but I see it as a failure of a president in the lead," McCain said. He added that the impasse in Congress is a result of Obama's plan is spesik uncertainty about state finances.
McCain's speech referring to the deadlock that had plagued the U.S. Congress about the deal's debt increased 2.1 trillion U.S. dollars and reducing the U.S. budget deficit by 2.4 trillion over the next 10 years.
McCain once defended the hard-line stance Tea Party is strongly opposed to tax increases and wants to annul the guarantee of health care that Obama and Democrats championed.
McCain himself annoyed with the accusations of Democratic U.S. Senator John Forbes Kerry who charged that political and economic problems now do not get out of tough and uncompromising attitude of the Tea Party.
Kerry equated the decline in U.S. debt rating downgrades as a symbol of the Tea Party. Kerry had accused the Republican Party as a terrorist group.
According to Kerry, the Tea Party is a hardline group in the U.S. that they hinder the U.S. economic restructuring program, particularly the pile of debt and government budget deficits.
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