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“ Which brings me to the first new development: the decision by the McCain presidential campaign to fly a New York City attorney named Edward O’Callaghan into Anchorage to elbow Tom Van Flein aside and assume command of Sarah Palin’s effort to run out the clock on the Troopergate investigation until after the November election. ”
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One of the giant mortgage companies at the heart of the credit crisis paid $15,000 a month from the end of 2005 through last month to a firm owned by Senator John McCain’s campaign manager, according to two people with direct knowledge of the arrangement.

The disclosure undercuts a statement by Mr. McCain on Sunday night that the campaign manager, Rick Davis, had had no involvement with the company for the last several years.

$30,000 a month? Sign me up!

Senator John McCain’s campaign manager was paid more than $30,000 a month for five years as president of an advocacy group set up by the mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to defend them against stricter regulations, current and former officials say.

McCain’s words seem to always be at odds with the truth.

NO THANKS, JOHN MCCAIN

The butler in the library with the candlestick...

Seems like following John McCain would be like a big game of Clue. Which house? Which car? Which policy will he flip flop on today?

60 minutes...

they’re quizing john mccain about palin:

interviewer: “Can you see her as President of the United States?”
McCain: “Absolutely”

Are you kidding me? This guy has sold out so completely in the past six months, I think he believes his own b.s.

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“ I suppose the McCain campaign’s hope is that when there’s a big crisis, people will go for age and experience. The question is, who in this crisis looked more presidential, calm and un-flustered? It wasn’t John McCain who, as usual, substituting vehemence for coherence, said ‘let’s fire somebody.’ And picked one of the most experienced and conservative people in the administration, Chris Cox, and for no apparent reason… It was un-presidential behavior by a presidential candidate. ”
“ Opening up the health insurance market to more vigorous nationwide competition, as we have done over the last decade in banking, would provide more choices of innovative products less burdened by the worst excesses of state-based regulation. ”
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“ In a crisis, voters want steady, calm leadership, not easy, misleading answers that will do nothing to help. Mr. McCain is sounding like a candidate searching for a political foil rather than a genuine solution. ”