John Mccain
What Would President McCain Have Done?
In which the author imagines what America would be like if the GOP's man had won. Critics of Obama, take note. By Michael Lind http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature/2009/06/16/president_mccain/index.html Picture, if you will, an America apparently like our own.Questions arise about "overseas" donor who gave McCain $70,000 in one day
By Andrew Zajac, Ray Gibson and Bob Secter | Tribune reporters October 29, 2008 Big campaign donors typically come with deep pockets and influence. But in Illinois this election cycle, no one not running for office himself has given more to the nation's federal campaigns than Shi Sheng Hao of Roselle, a virtual unknown in business and political circles. Before September 2007, Hao's name had never appeared in the 15-year-old federal database of campaign contributors.McCain/Palin 2004
Haha, here's Tina Fey with McCain on the cover of LIFE magazine back in September 2004. Bill Shapiro writes to Romenesko: I'm the former managing editor LIFE (the newspaper supplement version). After The Speech last night, I couldn't help recall our third cover featuring McCain and....Jezebel Lifts Best Comments from Rolling Stone's McCain Profile (public)
If we had to choose one good thing (and there are many) from Tim Dickinson's profile of John McCain in the new issue of Rolling Stone, it would be the plethora of insults that Dickinson finds to amuse the reader. I mean, if you're at all like us, the same-old McCain insults — old, out of touch, unfunny, wrong on the issues, quick-to-anger, Cap'n Crappypants — are getting boring. That's why we decided to round up the new ones...McCain Rips "Fat Cats" Instrumental In Funding His Campaign (public post)
John McCain struck a tough, quasi-populist pose this morning during his morning sweep of the television news shows. Speaking to NBC's Matt Lauer about the current crisis on Wall Street, the Republican nominee said executives have "treated it like a casino and need to be held accountable and stop walking away with these fat-cat packages." Leave aside for the moment the fact that one of McCain's top economic advisers, former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, walked away with a $42 million "golden parachute" after being fired.McCain's response to 'Black Monday' (public post)
Huffington Post Sam Stein McCain On 'Black Monday': Fundamentals Of Our Economy Are Still Strong John McCain may want to refine his economic message a bit more during this potentially disastrous week for the financial sector. On the campaign trail in Jacksonville, Florida, the Senator declared this morning that "the fundamentals of our economy are strong," despite what he described as "tremendous turmoil in our financial markets and Wall Street." The line may seem like GOP boilerplate, save for the fact that this morning, the McCain campaign released a television ad that began: "Our economy is in crisis."Top Brands
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