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McCain unrepentant about attacks on Obama and in denial that his campaign demagoguery is stoking the anger and terrorist talk of supporters.
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McCain plans to criticize Obama's ties to Ayers
at Wednesday night's debate. (CNN) – John McCain and...
Sarah Palin appear to have dropped the subject of Barack Obama's connection to 1960's radical Bill Ayers from the campaign trail, ...
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Ayers will come up at debate, McCain says
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McCain on John Lewis's Charge: "It Stopped Me in My Tracks"
Political Punch —
Previous | Main McCain on John Lewis's Charge: "It Stopped Me in My Tracks" October 13, 2008 11:44 PM Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., sat down with CNN's Dana Bash today for an interview. Bash asked McCain the difference between Williams Ayers and Rev. Jeremiah Wright: Why go after Obama's less solid connection with Ayers instead of the strong one with Wright? " "William Ayers was an unrepentant terrorist," McCain said. "That's a unique individual in American history. A person who still wants to destroy America… That's an unusual breed of cat." McCain also said Obama "wasn't telling the American people the truth" on Ayers and then turned to Obama being ...
All right, Senator McCain: Let's talk turkey.
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
First off, good job defending your supporters.
(Via
Jake Tapper)
I'm getting damn tired of watching people too scared to push
back on
firebombs in the night from their own rail on and on about
random shouters in crowds, too. When they're not busy demonstrating
that
everything that they ever said about feminism (NSFW!) was a
lie, of course. So I'm glad to hear that you find it
outrageous.
Now here's the thing. The Democrats won't stop. Ever.
They don't want to, and after eight years of unremitting screaming
about the President and the GOP it's not ...
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