[ninonitti]

I guess this is when he was a Demopublican something or other before he convinced the gullible that he was a Republican.

[Nonstatist]

Never trust McVain. Never. If he gets elected, we should do what we can to get him out of office as soon as possible.

[Always Right]

I just fear McCain is going to name Lieberman as his running mate.

[cricket]

'Rarely mentioned' - except when the NYT's makes their repeated attempts to do so as per their 'try, try again'.

They have and they will. . .

[Brilliant]

The NYT is trying like the Devil to separate McCain from the conservative movement.

Of course, McCain gave them lots of ammo, but even so, the fact that the NYT is against him, and is adopting this strategy in its quest for liberal rule tells me that I’m better off voting for McCain than I am taking their bait.

[Digital Sniper]

He often adds that he was a “foot soldier” in the Reagan revolution and that he believes in the bedrock conservative principles of small government, low taxes and the rights of the unborn.

Which explains why he calls evangelicals "agents of intolerance," co-sponsored McCain-Feingold, opposed the Bush tax cuts based on Democrat talking points of "class warfare," and favors taxpayer-funded embryonic stem cell research.

Say 'hello' to the McChurian candidate...coming to a ballot box near you!

[gitmogrunt]

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a38b7e6657eee.htm.

[Leo Carpathian]

NYT now trying to fry McCain after they worked so hard to elevate him?
I hope he learns the lesson and dumps any remnants of RAT leaning!

[Neverforget01]

Does the NYT realize they are sending votes McCain’s way? No way conservatives will vote for Obama or Hillary-—there is a possibility of moderate dems voting for McCain. With every conservative the NY Times convinces not to vote for McCain, he picks up a dem vote.

[Fundamentally Fair]

He had long blamed the Bush campaign for spreading rumors in the state that he had fathered a black child out of wedlock, which Bush aides denied.

I keep hearing about this terrible smear campaign in 2000, but I don't recall any of it. Is this "something out of nothing" or is my memory lacking.

Or both? ;)

[GVnana]

The MSM is very busy with McCain articles in the last two days.

Poll numbers on Obama should be out today.

[Piranha]

On the bright side, I can’t see this article making him LESS palatable to Democrats who can’t stand or don’t trust their candidate, but don’t want to vote for a doctrinaire conservative for President.

Better McCain than Hillary or Obama!

[Dante3]

IIRC, Rush mentioned that at a meeding with a Jewish group, McCain’s rep mentioned that the “Christian right” was a serious problem.

[Cyber Liberty]

His discussions in 2001 with Democrats about leaving the Republican Party ...

I guess we now know what they were talking about at the big "summit," eh?