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CNN: McCain cancels VP debate
AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth —
My god, could they be more obvious? CNN's Dana Bash just revealed the McCain campaign's latest strategy: Push the first Presidential debate back to October 2nd, the date of the VP debate. The VP debate would be delayed "until another time." Sure. Lindsey Graham told Bash that if there isn't a bailout deal by Friday "McCain has no intention of going to the first debate." Watch for yourself:
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Now McCain Wants To Postpone Palin’s VP Debate
Crooks and Liars —
Dana Bash, CNN: I spoke with Senator Lindsey Graham, he is in the McCain campaign, he is negotiation — is trying to negotiate with the Obama campaign and the presidential debate commission. What they are saying, and what he is saying is that they are proposing to instead of having next ...
McCain Is Trying To Delay The Veep Debate
Oliver Willis —
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McCain Camp Wants To Postpone VP Debate
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed —
John McCain's campaign now wants to suspend the VP debate?
CNN's Dana Bash reports that McCain officials are "trying to negotiate with the Obama campaign and the presidential debate commission" to change next Thursday's planned vice presidential debate into a McCain-Obama debate. The VP debate would be postponed to another date.
"That is what they are proposing," Bash reported. "They understand very well that both the Obama campaign and the debate commission have no intention of delaying Friday's debate, but...if there is no bailout deal by Friday, McCain has no plan to go to debate."
Watch it: ...
McCain Camp Wants To Postpone VP Debate
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com —
John McCain's campaign now wants to suspend the VP debate?
CNN's Dana Bash reports that McCain officials are "trying to negotiate with the Obama campaign and the presidential debate commission" to change next Thursday's planned vice presidential debate into a McCain-Obama affair. The VP debate would be postponed to another date.
"That is what they are proposing," Bash reported. "[McCain officials] understand very well that both the Obama campaign and the debate commission have no intention of delaying Friday's debate, but...if there is no bailout deal by Friday, McCain has no plan to go to debate."
Watch it: ...
