Keating Five

I don't usually comment on sports, so take anything I say with a grain of salt. I'm no professional sports guy, nor do I play one on the web. But I h...

Silver State, yesterday, further revised its dismal second quarter results, during which time Andrew McCain served on the board and on its audit committee, to include another $10 million in losses.

A quick update on the still unreported saga of Silver State Bancorp, the failing bank where John McCain's (R) son Andrew served as a director and memb...

I have a confession to make. I actually watch the network news. Maybe I should enter into a twelve-step program or something. But I don't watch the ...

Six days after Andrew McCain suddenly resigned as a member of the board of directors and audit committee of Silver State Bancorp, there's still a great deal of mystery about his departure, as no one is talking.

Almost exactly 20 years ago -- in the middle of the saving and loan crisis -- federal regulators seized Lincoln Savings and Loan Association of Irvine...

Indifference to economics does not explain the prominence of Phil Gramm in the McCain campaign during the U.S. financial crisis. Indifference to the folks losing their homes is a more plausible explanation.

McCain has joked that the media is "his base" of support. It was a funny line, but there is a truth at its core: the media has been hard on Obama but unbelievably light on McCain. And this has to stop. Now.

McCain's political positions are what remain utterly confusing -- it's hard to think of another veteran politician whose political philosophy is as murky as his.

Whoever inside the Obama campaign came up with the idea of bringing his most important rally to the very spot where the Republicans will hold their canned convention this September deserves a promotion. Now that's the Audacity of Hope!

Now that Wright has come back, McCain has to dread the prospect of religion, the one area he is most vulnerable, becoming a major issue in a campaign with Obama.

If McCain were alone in participating in this culture of corruption, we wouldn't be in the economic mess we're now in. Unfortunately, McCain's behavior was typical.

The question for two candidates running for President is, "What have you learned?"

Given Senator Obama's enormous success in raising campaign contributions it seems obvious that Senator McCain's only real concern is not being able to raise as much money as Senator Obama.

McCain and Iseman's intimacy was not the point of the expose, even though common sense says the rumored romance is what will give the scandal traction with the American public.