senator mccain

In fact, he was so “for” it, he was the headliner at an ACORN event two years ago, where this photo was taken:

After 4+ years of activists and independent journalists trying - with little success - to get Democratic party leaders to take the issue of election fraud and voter suppression seriously enough to bring it out of the shadows, it’s officially too late.

The presidential candidate talks openly about his controversial associate:

I am a conservative and I am angry. It continues to be my hope that Senator McCain would begin to speak the Reaganesque mantra that the malignancy of America is her bloated and chronically intrusive federal government. However, the closer we move towards November, the more improbable this becomes. The Arizona Senator shows nothing but disdain for conservatism as "partisan politics".

As I noted last night as I was watching the debate, Senator John McCain was on fire.  He controlled the debate because he came out of the box strong, bold, commanding.

He had Obama on the ropes.

I’m a little behind, but just finished watching tonight’s debate on TiVo. I think you’ve got to score this one as a win for Senator Obama. Not a blowout by any stretch of the imagination, but still a win. His demeanor was calm, and while not particularly charismatic, he didn’t come across as unlikable or too professorial, I don’t think.

President Clinton talked about Fannie and Freddie and McCain put President Clinton’s words to good use in this wonderful ad:

House Republican Leader Jason Mumpower wants you to know that he will be in attendance for the Belmont Town Hall Debate tomorrow:

One of Senator McCain’s closest advisers declares it a mistake to have held back Sarah Palin: