Hypocrisy, thy name is Barack. From the slightly left-of-center People’s Weekly World:

“Never has the distance between what is implied in the ‘American Dream’ and its reality been greater,” Springsteen said. “For those who’ve lost health care, who have no job and whose pensions have been stolen, the American Dream is only a myth. They’ve justifiably lost faith in this system.” He brought the massive crowd, cheering, to their feet as he called for a “New American Reclamation Project.”
“We need to reclaim our nation!” he roared. “America needs defending from those who sell it down the river just for profits and greed!”
Other speakers included Columbus Mayor Mike Coleman and labor-endorsed congressional candidate Mary Jo Kilroy. Former Sen. John Glenn was greeted as an old friend, with a standing ovation. He called on the crowd to do all they could do to get out the vote for Obama and the whole Democratic ticket. “This may be the last chance we have,” said Glenn, “to save our precious democracy from ruin at the hands of right-wing corporate, GOP crooks.” Glenn introduced Springsteen, calling Springsteen’s music “heartland rock, the real music of our people.”

Got that? On the same weekend Obama launches an attack on John McCain for his ties to the Keating scandal, he has a Keating Five Senator, John Glenn, out with his campaign band in Ohio trying to get votes.