John McCain has secured the Republican nomination with a projected sweep of the March 4th primaries. He was thought by many political insiders to be too independent to pull it off, but his march to the right appears to have been successful. It is fitting, therefore, that he is expected to visit the White House on Wednesday to further tie himself to George W. Bush.
CNN:
McCain swept all four contests in Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island, giving him the 1,191 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
McCain will travel to the White House to be endorsed by President Bush as early as Wednesday, sources tell CNN.
The Arizona senator overwhelmingly won moderates and conservatives in Ohio, but he lost the evangelical vote to Mike Huckabee, according to exit polls.
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It was bad enough when they used their own kids to promote intolerance, but this one comes right from the department of dirty tricks: Remember the happy-happy-joy-joy photos of the first grade teacher's wedding at San Francisco city hall? Now those pictures--including the students who came to wish her well--have been used in a new ad promoting Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative to criminalize same-sex marriage. Parents are outraged that their children's ima... more
It was bad enough when they used their own kids to promote intolerance, but this one comes right from the department of dirty tricks: Remember the happy-happy-joy-joy photos of the first grade teacher's wedding at San Francisco city hall? Now those pictures--including the students who came to wish her well--have been used in a new ad promoting Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative to criminalize same-sex marriage. Parents are outraged that their children's ima... more
If Harry Reid is being truthful than John McCain is a stinking liar
After the first amnesty fiasco McCain said “He heard our voices”
and wouldn’t make any moves on immigration reform(amnesty) until
all borders were secured etc etc etc. Many of us, myself included,
weren’t sure if that was believable given his hiring of
Juan Hernandez but given what we were up against in the
election many took him at his word. Well the borders aren’t
secured, the fences... more
People have asked this question a lot about Obama, I intend to prove that McCain is the one who has been getting the pass all along. He has tried to prove time and again that he’s best for our troops, with his main reasoning being that he’s a veteran and therefore knows what they want. Here’s some facts for you (they’re all in the link below in case you don’t want to read them)
1. He only showed up for 4 of the past 14 votes on the Iraq War last year, he’s... more
Green Old Party From: blogassault.blogtownhall.com Post Date: 2008-11-28 13:44:12
Good artilce on turing the GOP green. There are actually some good ideas here.
Don’t cap, don’t trade-tax. No joke. John McCain advocated a cap-and-trade system on the campaign trail-even if he didn’t fully under... more
(CNN) — The notion of President-elect Barack Obama creating a team of former rivals to be in his Cabinet has attracted a lot of attention, especially with news that Sen. Hillary Clinton reportedly is on track to be secretary of state.
CNN’s Joe Johns talked with David Frum, a former speechwriter for President Bush, on Monday [...]... more
Nearing the bitter end of eight ruinous years in office, President Bush still won’t acknowledge a single substantive thing he did wrong. Asked if he had any regrets in a CNN interview yesterday, Bush copped to a few public-relations gaffes many years ago. His tone, however, was anything but apologetic. In fact, he seemed quite pleased with himself.
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George Bush has wiggled his hips on stage in Liberia, held hands with Saudi Prince Abdullah, and tried to massage a fellow head of state. But one photo opportunity at this weekend’s Beijing Olympics made even the famously jocular US president cringe.
The loaded proposal came after Bush made a good play during practice with the women’s beach volleyball team. “Mr President, want to?” bikini-clad player Misty May-Treanor asked him.
She was referring to her own ... more
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John McCain has secured the Republican nomination with a projected sweep of the March 4th primaries. He was thought by many political insiders to be too independent to pull it off, but his march to the right appears to have been successful. It is fitting, therefore, that he is expected to visit the White House on Wednesday to further tie himself to George W. Bush.
CNN:
McCain swept all four contests in Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island, giving him the 1,191 delegates ... more
Barack Obama started off Tuesday night with a win in Vermont , but the forecast isn’t great for the Illinois senator. Late-breaking polls showed Hillary Clinton pulling ahead in Ohio and Texas, and exit data show her leading among those voters who made their minds up late and are concerned about the economy.
John McCain also is projected to win Vermont.
Click here for exit poll data.
CNN:
Vermont gives Obama his 12th consecutive win and puts McCain 17 del... more
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