[pissant]

But Biden acknowledged Tuesday that McCain’s nuclear security speech contained "many ideas that suggest a welcome departure from the Bush Administration’s hostility to arms control."

Well, if its good enough for Hairplugs Biden, no worries from me.

[BloodOrFreedom]

"McCain's claim that he was departing from Bush's policy was supported, albeit with qualifications, by an unlikely source: Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del."

Doesn't seem so unlikely to me...I would look for and anticipate more Dem support for McCain's policies, especially if he gets into the WH. He will be "just one of the boys" to the Libs.

[DoughtyOne]

McCain stated today he wants to pull all tactical nuclear battlefield weapons out of Europe. He wants to decrease our nuclear weapons to the bear minimum. He wants to give our nuclear waste to an international body for safekeeping.

The man is a walking political time bomb, set to go off on January 20th, 2009.

Joe Biden agrees with him. Doesn’t that tell folks anything?

[G.Love]

Is McCain’s desire to show that he is not Bush making him support suicidal policies?

[Paleo Conservative]

McCain Camp Touts Break with Bush Reagan on Nukes

[Vince Ferrer]

Odd statement, since Bush has supported a unilateral reduction in our nuclear stockpile since he was inaugurated:

President Bush Approves Significant Reduction in Nuclear Weapons Stockpile

This is his initiative, not Russia's.

[bpjam]

McCain should just tell the MSM that he is one of the 65% of the country who ‘disapproves’ of Bush. That ought to settle all the Bush-McCain speculation. No sense in pussyfooting around with it for the next five months.

[ApplegateRanch]

I would rather hear how to tell that McLame is different from Obama, rather than different from Bush.