《时代》周刊盘点2008年十大尴尬瞬间（Times top 10 embarrassing moments of 2008）.docVIP

《时代》周刊盘点2008年十大尴尬瞬间（Times top 10 embarrassing moments of 2008） Times top 10 embarrassing moments of 2008 The year 2008 was arguably a year of eventful years, with the us election in a three-fold, economic crisis that shook the world. Time magazine recently named the top 10 embarrassing moments of 2008, with four of them linked to the us election. 1. Bush dances while waiting for McCain It was already going to be a delicate moment of here theater - an unpopular President offering a candidate he didn t really like the an direct the candidate didn t really want. But the situation was made all the more awkward when George w. Bush went to the North Portico steps of the White House in March to welcome the new Republican presidential nominee John McCain - and McCain wasn t there. So, anyway, Bush said to waiting reporters. As I was saying... Still no McCain, And then he did a soft - shoe dance. Im just going to tap dance The day away, he said. First, bush and other McCain were impatient to dance and pass the time On March 5, 2008 in the 1191 delegates required to obtain a nomination, after the U.S. republican presidential candidate John McCain in the White House, have lunch with President George w. bush, as Mr Bush officially announced the prelude to support him. But bush was left hanging by John McCain in the north gate of the White House for a while. Mr. Bush, who arrived in the north of the White House early in the morning, waited for John McCain, who was not there, to play dance in front of the reporters in order to adjust the atmosphere. He was the first to find flaws in his free market He used to be known as The Maestro, for presiding over such a long period of economic growth. But this fall the former Federal Reserve chairman was being blamed for the laissez faire economic policies that contributed to the current financial crisis. In Congressional testimony in October, Alan Greenspan acknowledged that he was partially wrong in opposing financial regulation. Yes, I