[raybbr]

The Arizona Senator will never please the talk-radio and Internet voices who now refer to him as "Juan McCain." He shouldn't try. Most Americans agree with him.

Good grief, what a lie! Even the Wall Street Journal has succumbed to liberalism.

[TADSLOS]

The big panel uproar by the media talking heads in mid-November will revolve around how they missed the mark on lack of support for Juan by the general votership. Of course, Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes will be back pedaling at high speed.

[zerosix]

Not only a lie, I daily listen to talk radio and there might be some who do refer John to as Juan (Savage? I don't listen) but more importantly the lie that "Most Americans agree with him (John)"

Across America, only in the liberal, urban rich cities (which probably have lots of illegals) might "agree with him" but no one else seems to.

This upcoming election seems to be getting down to one party, DemocRAT and a "fringe party RepublocRATS."

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

The Madison Avenue crowd want their Keating Five bailout man to help them get more subprime lending.

[Solson]

You guys are cracked. Look around, get out of the house, go talk with people. It's very clear that, despite the idealistic, yet naive hopes of deporting all illegals and shooting anyone that dare attempt to cross, McCain's proposal, just like Bush's plan is reasonable.

That's what the majority see - a reasonable approach.

[Clemenza]

The WSJ is the best newspaper in the United States, but they have always been liberatarians on immigration, going back to their old editor Robert Bartley.