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tnr.com - 11/2/2008

McCain First, Second, And Always

— tnr.com — One day in early March 1986, John McCain, an Arizona congressman, sat down to write a letter.... McCain had heard that a long-time friend and donor, Charles Keating, was upset for being listed as a member of McCain's campaign finance committee when a ... (more) McCain First, Second, And Always

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jedreport.com - 11/3/2008

Ohio's GOP Senator: McCain "Will Put Coal Out Of Business" - The Jed Report

— jedreport.com — Siren Update (12:28AM, Nov. 3): On Sunday, John McCain launched the final attack of his campaign, a... fraudulent assault on Barack Obama that serves as a fitting reminder of the fundamental dishonesty not only of his own campaign, but also of the ... (more) Ohio's GOP Senator: McCain "Will Put Coal Out Of ...

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huffingtonpost.com - 11/2/2008

John McCain On Saturday Night Live With Tina Fey As Palin (VIDEO)

— huffingtonpost.com — Live from New York was the real John McCain alongside Tina Fey as Sarah Palin on "Saturday... Night Live." McCain took a break from his final days on the campaign trail to open the show with a sketch poking fun at his own campaign's finances following ... (more) John McCain On Saturday Night Live With Tina Fey As ...

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Hot Air » Top Picks — ... “I do not fear Barack Obama. I even rather like him. I certainly feel I have much more in common with him than I do with John McCain. To lead this country, though, I prefer the man who has seen more and suffered more and felt more. For all his faults, it is John McCain who is the more universal man .“I vote for John McCain.” *“My country has never had to ...

McCain More "Universal" Than Obama
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — David Frum makes his case: I do not fear Barack Obama. I even rather like him. I certainly feel I have much more in common with him than I do with John McCain. To lead this country, though, I prefer the man who has seen more and suffered more and felt more. For all his faults, it is John McCain who is the more universal man. Frum's 2005 book was called "The Right Man: An Inside Account Of The White House." It was about Bush. ...

"I do not fear Barack Obama. I even rather like him."
Stubborn Facts — ... David Frum makes his case for John McCain. He has some entirely valid points in there, but I must respectfully disagree, as I'm for Obama. Frum's a first-class guy though, and proves that he is above the fray with this: ...

uggabugga — David Frum is wrong: In a post where he comes out for John McCain - dispite his qualms about Palin - Frum gives: a list of 10 items why: (emp add) 8) McCain’s healthcare plan is the first and essential step toward a market-based approach. If competition is to work, individuals must buy their own care.That's not true in many instances, health care being on of them. Frum says that for "competition to work" it's okay for individuals to shop among a limited set of health care providers. But competition would be ...

Support John McCain
Stubborn Facts — ... ; it is the 11th hour and I find myself too exhausted and dispirited to add anything to the case for McCain made by Sir David Frum here (Rafique noted that one ...