McCain backs away from Bush

Wednesday 02nd April, 05:32 AM JST

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Sarge at 08:05 AM JST - 2nd April

"obstacle-strewn course back to the White House for Republicans"

The Republicans haven't left the White House. And unless the Democrats can come up with someone better than Hillary or Barack, they're not going to leave.
some14some at 08:33 AM JST - 2nd April

Today he backs away from the President and tomorrow he may back away from the public...still you want to vote for him?
SuperLib at 09:13 AM JST - 2nd April

McCain and Bush have never been cozy with each other. No real surprises there.

"“If she wins really big in Pennsylvania ... she will be able to say she won all the big important states,”"

I guess I don't come from a "big, important state."
Taka313 at 09:37 AM JST - 2nd April

Kind of an interesting quote from Sen. Clinton, likening herself to "Rocky."

Rocky - Rocky lost Rocky II - Rocky won Rocky III - Rocky lost, then won Rocky IV and above....well let's just pretend those didn't happen.

Personally, if I were trying to portray myself as a movie character sho is a scrappy underdog who never gives up and ends up being an inspiration to everyone, I'd choose Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger from the movie, Rudy.

Taka
Zorro at 12:21 PM JST - 2nd April

And he will keep backing away. Carrying baggage that heavy would cost any man the race.
SushiSake2 at 04:10 PM JST - 2nd April

McCain emphasizing his military credentials is not a good strategy right now when millions of Americans are getting stung in the wallet by sky high gas and food bills.

To have a hope of winning, McCain needs to make up an economic policy, pretend he knows more about economics than the military, ditch talking about his wartime experience faster than he ditched his planes in Vietnam, not mention that he is a divorcee, convince us he's not senile going, in fact, and then become a born-again Christian overnight.
SushiSake2 at 04:38 PM JST - 2nd April

Unfortunately for John McCain, he had more success voting against Bush's tax cuts before voting for them than he will have of pulling off all the above.
RomeoRamenII at 09:51 PM JST - 2nd April

"Clinton ... likened herself to the scrappy underdog boxer of the “Rocky” movie series"

Heh, looks like hillary's handlers forgot to tell her that Sly Stallone has endorsed Mr. McCain.

RR