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What belongs on page 1 is an exposé of the half-caste-half-assed marxist’s real views.

I don't disagree with that, however, just as you don't want to peak too soon, we don't want the Obamassiah to "trough" too soon either. He's spending a ton of his money and that's a GOOD THING. McCain will never be able to compete with the money BHO is raising. Second, there are a lot of moderates and independents (read: morons who vote based on the last yard sign they see before they head into the fire hall) who will NOT remember Wright, or this misstep come November. We need to keep our powder dry on BHO until after the Conventions. HRC is helping us do that.

Behold the David Sirota spin:

McCain Said It, Before He Attacked It

Snip:

John McCain’s campaign is attacking Barack Obama for Obama’s rather indisputable comments about the rise of anti-immigrant fervor in small town America. Obama said that the rise of such fervor has a lot to do with bitterness.

But wait - didn’t John McCain say something similar in December to The New Yorker?

Anti-immigrant passion also owes much to the disproportionate influence of a few small states in the nominating process. National polls show that, as an issue, immigration is far behind the Iraq war, terrorism, the economy, and health care as a concern to most Americans; a recent Pew poll shows that, nationally, only six per cent of voters offer immigration as the most important issue facing the country. But in Iowa and South Carolina, two of the three most important early states, it is a top concern for the Republicans who are most likely to vote.

“It’s the influx of illegals into places where they’ve never seen a Hispanic influence before,” McCain told me. “You probably see more emotion in Iowa than you do in Arizona on this issue. I was in a town in Iowa, and twenty years ago there were no Hispanics in the town. Then a meatpacking facility was opened up. Now twenty per cent of their population is Hispanic. There were senior citizens there who were—’concerned’ is not the word. They see this as an assault on their culture, what they view as an impact on what have been their traditions in Iowa, in the small towns in Iowa. So you get questions like ‘Why do I have to punch 1 for English?’ ‘Why can’t they speak English?’ It’s become larger than just the fact that we need to enforce our borders.”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-sirota/mccain-said-it-before-he_b_96314.html

— Um, where’s the gun-grabbing, church-clasping and anti-trade?
Love that misdirection, projection and dissembling... it’s so Trotsky with a pinch of Huggy Bear.

Maybe McCain’s senior citizens had guns? I think not.
BTW, sounds like Iowa would know when they see an influx of illegals and where the jobs and taxes go... still can’t tell if Mc can see it though.