Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterA role reversal for McCain, Obama campaigns
Published 8/9/2008 by edhornick at CNN Political Ticker
While Barack Obama is on vacation, John McCain is hitting the campaign trail.
(CNN) — It was a familiar scene the past couple of months: Barack Obama out on the campaign trail during the weekends and his rival, John McCain, off the trail.
So call it a role reversal this weekend.
The Democrat’s presumptive presidential nominee is [...]
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