WASHINGTON -- Sen. John McCain says not to expect any surprises in this week's first presidential debate because the televised confrontations nowadays...
I'd still like to like John McCain, especially since I once did - to some degree anyway. But with every day on this marathon, in every speech, and every debate, I'm less motivated to do so.
In politics it is generally not considered a good sign when voters are laughing at you, not with you. And by the end of the third and last presidentia...
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Tonight is the third and final presidential debate, and the stakes are highest for John Mc...
Honoring the pre-debate tradition, Barack Obama's campaign is out with a memo on Wednesday raising the expectations for John McCain to ungodly heights...
Taegan Goddard reports that John McCain confirmed this morning he would try to bring up William Ayers at Wednesday's debate. McCain appeared to blame ...
Good or bad, you can't accuse the John McCain campaign of not having a sense of humor.
The Republican presidential candidate's staff handed out cuffl...
Campaign after campaign, year after year, accountability, responsibility, transparency are recited no matter which party is speaking. This year is no ...
Republican White House hopeful John McCain, fresh from his first debate with Democratic rival Barack Obama in Mississippi, expressed regret on Saturda...
I worried that the American public had been so seduced over the past eight years by self-serving stories -- rather than practical realities -- that the storyteller would always win the day.
My feeling is that the Couric interview might have done for McCain what the first Nixon-Kennedy debate did for Nixon in 1960 -- a true watershed moment.
McCain seems willing to pull these "let's not be partisan" moments when it is convenient. Does this show that McCain can't handle dealing with more than one issue, one crisis at a time?
"Can I see some ID?"
"Don't have any," said the faded manila folder listing toward a bottle of Jack Daniels.
"Proof of income?" the bartender asked ...
John McCain, losing ground as the economic crisis deepens, sought today to beat Barack Obama to the punch by suspending his campaign, postponing Frida...