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"Let John McCain be John McCain," his brother pleads
By Paul West John McCain has few stronger supporters than his younger brother Joe, who recently got himself into hot water when he described the fiercely contested Northern Virginia suburbs as "communist country." But that remark pales beside Joe's latest blast, in a new email to friends, ...
McCain: Obama 'Probably Ensured' Debate on Ayers
McCain: Obama 'Probably Ensured' Debate on Ayers
blogs.abcnews.com — ABC News' Ron Claiborne, Teddy Davis, and Arnab Datta Report: Speaking to a St. Louis radio station on Tuesday, John McCain said that Barack Obama's recent suggestion that McCain does not have guts to raise the Bill Ayers issue to... (more) McCain: Obama 'Probably Ensured' Debate on Ayers
To The Public, Obama Looking Like a President
realclearpolitics.com — I think this is McCain's key problem right now. Here's a sample of some recent poll data. First, Obama's net favorability is through the roof. Rasmussen has him at +13, Hotline/Diageo at +14, but others like Fox and ABC News... (more) To The Public, Obama Looking Like a President
McCain-Palin 2008
johnmccain.com — John McCain's Pension and Family Security Plan Today, John McCain Will Outline His Pension And Family Security Plan To Address The Ongoing Economic Crisis. The Pension and Family Security Plan will help those who are currently hurting the most ... (more) McCain-Palin 2008
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Joe McCain: "Free John McCain!"
RedState: Conservative News and Community — ... Joe McCain, the candidate's brother, wants to fire the campaign's management because they have kept McCain, and those around him, under wraps, isolated from the media: ...

Joe McCain to Steve Schmidt: Free my brother!
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No More Mister Nice Blog — ... The full e-mail is here, in strikingly purple prose. ("So, as a sailor who sees his ship sailing into shoals while the rest of the officers and warrants are poring over plans and maps and high-minded thoughts, I make one last effort to ring the bell and put a light on these shallows I see as we steam toward destiny with but three weeks left in this long voyage." Gee, maybe the nutjob who thinks Barack Obama couldn't have written his own first book because it has ...

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