Carolyn Maloney: If We Can Have A President Named Hussein, We Can Have A Senator Not Named Kennedy

Carolyn Maloney has served in the House representing Manhattan since 1993.  She is also going around New York state and meeting with officials.

“We’re in a world financial crisis,” she said. “China and Germany bailed out their auto industries. It was the right vote.”

The nation’s economic crisis calls for experienced leaders who can hit the ground running from day one, Maloney said.

“I’ve been a city councilor, I’ve been in Congress for 16 years,” she said. “I know how to win campaigns. This is a different selection. I have a record to run on. If I’m chosen, I know I’d be ready on day one.”

If a man with a name Barack Hussein Obama could become president of the United States of America, then someone whose last name isn’t Kennedy can become senator, she said.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.