Senator John Mccain Of Arizona

GOA Ratings For John McCain 2000 C– 2002 C– 2004 F– 2006 F– Democrats Say McCain Nearly Abandoned GOP America’s Foolish European Wannabes Refutation Of “A Day At The Beach” Charge Andy Card — I Have Seen McCain’s Anger McCain’s Character — A Disaster Waiting To Happen Sen. McCain: I Don’t Have A Temper John McCain: Liberal In Disguise Friendly Fire: McCain Has Some Explaining To Do John McCain: Liberal In Disguise McCain’s Constitution Softening The Skeptics McCain’s War On Political Speech Lobbying Reforms Unconstitutional McCain: Major League Hypocrite McCain’s Gun Control Ad GOA On John McCain’s Record Arizona Senator John McCain is running ... Read Full Story

GOA Ratings For John McCain 2000 C– 2002 C– 2004 F– 2006 F– Democrats Say McCain Nearly Abandoned GOP America’s Foolish European Wannabes Refutation Of “A Day At The Beach” Charge Andy Card — I Have Seen McCain’s Anger McCain’s Character — A Disaster Waiting To Happen Sen. McCain: I Don’t Have A Temper John McCain: Liberal In Disguise Friendly Fire: McCain Has Some Explaining To Do John McCain: Liberal In Disguise McCain’s Constitution Softening The Skeptics McCain’s War On Political Speech Lobbying Reforms Unconstitutional McCain: Major League Hypocrite McCain’s Gun Control Ad GOA On John McCain’s Record Arizona Senator John McCain is running ... Read Full Story

The one thing John McCain always gets a pass on is character. Indeed, Barack Obama always feels it necessary, before ripping into the old man's flesh, to remind us what a national treasure he is. But, for me, a person whose core political beliefs are probably much closer to McCain than his opponent, his lack of character is my biggest problem. I don't mean his flip flopping —intelligent people do change their minds over the course of their life and are to be preferred over those who stick rigidly to positions in the face of overwhelming evidence they are wrong—we have a numbskull like ... Read Full Story

This is a list of al the bull$hit that McCain has been spreading throughout his campaign for the presidency: CNN.com: John McCain’s Nuclear Power Claim is “False.” “At a town hall meeting Wednesday in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Sen. John McCain repeated a standard line from his stump speech in support of nuclear power, telling voters that it’s ‘clean and it’s safe and we can recycle — excuse me — reprocess and we can store. My opponent is against nuclear power…’ The Facts: Sen. Barack Obama tells crowds that his policy “as president, I will tap our natural gas reserves, invest in clean coal technology ... Read Full Story

Is Senator John McCain angry? We respond “Yes,” and will use his semantics (semantics: n. study of the meaning and use of words and phrases) to prove the point. In the penultimate debate (penultimate: adj. next to last, second to last) McCain referred to his opponent, Senator Barak Obama as “that one.” No title, no proper name. And yet, the two debate opponents stood a few feet apart from one another. “One” is an indefinite pronoun. Indefinite pronouns are used to refer generally and indeterminately to objects and living things” (Harper’s English Grammar, John B. Opdycke). A “general,” “indeterminate” reference to someone you know ... Read Full Story

John McCain and his staff have been tied to Las Vegas gambling in a startling revelation that is sure to upend his presidential campaign: Senator John McCain was on a roll. In a room reserved for high-stakes gamblers at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut, he tossed $100 chips around a hot craps table. When the marathon session ended around 2:30 a.m., the Arizona senator and his entourage emerged with thousands of dollars in winnings. A lifelong gambler, Mr. McCain takes risks, both on and off the craps table. He was throwing dice that night not long after his failed 2000 presidential bid, in ... Read Full Story

NEW YORK - The economic crisis and raw politics threatened to derail the first presidential debate as John McCain challenged Barack Obama to delay the Friday forum and join forces to help Washington fix the financial mess. Obama rebuffed his GOP rival, saying the next president needs to “deal with more than one thing at once.” The White House rivals maneuvered to claim the leadership role in resolving the economic turmoil that has overshadowed their campaign six weeks before Election Day. Obama said he would proceed with his debate preparations while consulting with bailout negotiators and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. McCain said he would ... Read Full Story