[Baladas]

Damage control, too late, wrong issue. It would be good to force Di and Trent to a vote.

[capt. norm]

I agree. It’s too late for him to win me over...but he may be on the road to recovery.

[Patrick1]

As usual McCain is a day late and a dollar short. Pence took care of this problem in the House last night.

McCain better stick to his NYT editorial board ass kissing. It is too late to make up with everyday Americans.

[TommyDale]

I’m surprised that McCain isn’t on the other side of this issue, since “talk radio killed” his immigration bill.

[SE Mom]

I don’t like him, I’ll never again trust him- but GOOD for him for doing this anyway!

[InsensitiveConservative]

Well that should make everything alright. Ha!

[xtinct]

Too little, too late... Mike Pence, Congressman, Indiana handled this matter today.

I would like John McCain to spend his time on a plan to deport the illegal immigrants... preferably yesterday !!!

That means all illegal immigrants not just the obvious Mexicans. There are illegals from many countries in the States. Get rid of them...now..

[Bon mots]

They should introduce fairness doctrine on US College campuses and in the Main Stream Media.

Maybe require all professors and reporters to declare their political affiliation and make sure that they are equally divided among Dems and Republicans.

My good friend's father cannot get a job as a professor anymore since he has been successfully identified as a conservative, or 'right-winger'. He lives in Berkeley.

That would freak out the Dems.

Thank goodness for the Internet. We can make and post our own videos, like this one:

[Kuksool]

A sign of McCain staying in the Presidential race. Good. McCain’s presence only serves to drain votes away from Giuliani.

[KeyLargo]

Too late Mc-shame.

[ulm1]

McCain, pandering AGAIN

[El Gran Salseron]

"McCain said imposing such rules would stifle free speech"

I had to read that twice. Isn't that exactly what McCain-Feingold did?

[stevem]

Is McCain trying to make up? I think the House dealt with that issue also the otherday.

McCain is sort of a tragic figure in US politics. He has the assets to hold ALL the cards in every race he runs. He also has the ratings in overall career development. Yet he steadfastly insists on being on the wrong side away from his base on most of the really salient issues in our era.

Sometimes I think he has a fear of success and knows that he is better off running and could never get the job done if he actually won. Maybe he also enjoyed too much the limelight provided by the wrong people over the years.

[Cicero]

Too little, too late. Damage control. It’s the very opposite of McCain-Feingold.

[RoadGumby]

“Hearing LOUD Jeopardy Buzzer in background” Too Late Johnny Boy

[TomGuy]

Sen. John McCain has introduced federal legislation to protect talk radio shows

After assaulting the First Amendment with his CFR, and having parts struck down, JohnnyMc does damage control and tries to regain some semblance of being a true conservative.

John, it is too little, too late.

The House Dems and Pubbies sent an overwhelming message loud and clear YESTERDAY, John, telling the FCC to keep hands off talk radio.

[Repeal The 17th]

“... A number of Democrats and liberal advocates ...”
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Redundant

[Las Vegas Ron]

Wow...so now we have to write laws to protect Constitutional rights?

[South40]

Too late indeed. He has ZERO credibility and will forever be known as the RINO who tried to legalize 12-30 million ILLEGAL aliens.

[Petronski]

[TheGeezer]

John McCain hates free political speech.

McCain-Feingold is his legacy, and that legacy sought to limit criticism of elected government officials. He is a threat to liberty.

This effort is just a piece of charlatanistic hypocrisy.