The Dark Side of John McCain
By CARL HULSENYTFebruary 28, 2008WASHINGTON — The question has nagged at the parents of Americans born outside the continental United States for generations: Dare their children aspire to grow up and become president? In the case of Senator John McCain of Arizona, the issue is becoming more than a matter of parental daydreaming.
By Sarah HamburgerCouncil on Hemispheric AffairsJune 26, 2008http://www.alternet.org/story/89431/Presidential .
Pastor who Backed McCain Apologizes for RemarksMay 13, 2008 By Jim ForsythSAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A Texas evangelical leader who endorsed Republican presidential candidate John McCain earlier this year has apologized for anti-Catholic remarks that angered Church members and embarrassed McCain's campaign.
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Nick JulianoPublished: Tuesday April 8, 2008Picked up from the Raw site'I uncovered a lot of stuff I can't put in the book,' author says.
Note: McCain and Deripaska had a meeting at Peter Munk's ski chalet. For essential information on Munk, see MU.
McCain to visit with the Vast Right Wing ConspiracyMarch 7th, 2008Usually, political groups trip over one another to try and gain public notoriety and attention.
PHOENIX—John McCain is refusing to renounce the endorsement of a prominent Texas televangelist who Democrats say peddles anti-Catholic and other intolerant speech.
Also see: "Rick Renzi and ManTech"McCain's AZ Co-Chair IndictedThe Cherry Creek NewsBad Week Gets Worse for GOP FrontrunnerDenver, Colorado - Today's indictment of Congressman Rick Renzi, Co- Chair of John McCain's campaign in Arizona, caps off a week of problems for McCain that have raised serious questions about his credibility on ethics.