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Is There a Real McCain?
11 hours ago ago from Political Wrinkles
Is There a Real McCain? Quote: The MaverickÂs buck stops here. John McCain is no longer the mediaÂs delight and his partyÂs burr, bucking convention with infectious relish. The man used to be such a constructive independent that some of his Republican Senate colleagues called him a traitor. Now heÂs such a predictable obstructionist that heÂs in the just-say-no vanguard with the same conservatives who used to despise ...
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21 hours ago ago from Conception of Power
Does Harry Reid want it both ways when it comes to John McCain showing up for Senate votes? This afternoon, Reid dismissed McCain's sudden move to parachute in on Washington and help solve the economic crisis. Let's compare today's statement It would not be helpful at this time to have them come back during these negotiations and risk injecting presidential politics into this process or distract important talks about the future of our ...
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14 hours ago ago from Thoughts from a liberal Mormon
It is rare that I disagree with Maureen Dowd of the NYT, but even more rare that I like her articles. I think she is a little too acidic, a little too snidely sarcastic than is absolutely necessary. That being said I really like her new article Is There A Real McCain? I liked Senator John McCain. I liked him a lot, and I would have loved to vote for him during 2000, and 2008. Unforutnately the gentleman who ran in 2000 was not the ...
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