John McCain, letting his "maverick" out, in response to Tea Partiers who believe that the Democrats and Obama would get the full blame for a default: By that flawed logic, “Democrats would have no choice but to pass a balanced budget amendment and reform entitlements...
Straight-Talkin’ Maverick John McCain
Awesome: John McCain and Joe Lieberman have been intertwined a lot over the last few years and here's another place where they share company- they are two of the three.
Heavily tilted towards the Republicans, despite Democratic control of the White House and Senate. And the media's crush on President John McCain continues despite his rejection by the electorate --.
His column is very good and properly criticial, but there's still something amusingly I-can't-quit-you about this bit from Joe Klein's postmature farewell to his admiration for McCain: Two of the bills original sponsors, John McCain and Orrin Hatch, voted against the bill...and one wonders why,...
Predictably, but nonetheless amusingly, nominal supporter of gay and lesbian rights and very sincere utter Republican hack Glenn Reynolds asserts that the repeal of DADT -- supported by every Demcorat.
Fred Kaplan is certainly right that McCain's current excuses for flip-flopping on DADT have been exposed as the utter fraud they've obviously always been. As to whether he's run out.
Despite the staunch support for gay and lesbian rights that somehow must be lurking behind his relentlessly reactionary voting record, John McCain reasserts his determination to deploy counter-majoritarian tactics to ensure that that the highly unpopular and morally indefensible exclusion of gays and lesbians from...
I agree with the point of his post -- including his disagreement with the idea that it's Obama's fault if he can't get fake-moderate Republican Senators he has no discernible.
Shorter John McCain, justifying leading the filibuster against the repeal of DADT: "It's outrageous to use a defense appropriations bill to deal with matters pertaining to the American military." I.
Beloved Maverick and Man of High Principle John McCain gives us some of the Straight Talk (TM) for which he is justly famed: TPMDC asked, "Do you support the Minority Leader's push for hearings into the repeal of birthright citizenship?" "Sure, why not?" McCain said...
It's pathetic enough for the Deeply Principled John McStraightTalk to flip-flop on DATA. But it's especially risible that he's using the favorite new Republican form of evasion, "they're ramming it.
The cottage industry of liberals who were convinced that John McCain's brief fit of pique against George W. Bush reflected his Real Authentic Moderate Liberal self (I still think this.