When it comes to Joe The Plumber, it will get worse before it gets better. The McCain campaign is not letting Joe go.
On Monday, in fact, McCain lau...
The debate about McCain's computer literacy has returned and is now focusing attention on the Senator's physical fitness, with bloggers circulating reports that McCain's war injuries prevent him from using a computer keyboard.
This might be one: "John McCain will use images of this event against us. When he sees tens of thousands of Americans eager to participate, he sees celebrity. As I look out tonight, I see democracy."
Obama sees the Internet as a means to clean up Washington. The McCain/Bush camp sees the Internet as a threat that might make them accountable. Which vision do you you prefer?
Under fire for being a technophobe, John McCain will unveil a technology agenda that bundles previously announced pro-business proposals with continue...
John McCain's low comfort level with the Internet, a technology familiar to 73 percent of American adults, poses a political problem for his campaign ...
There's been a lot of conversation in the presidential race so far about the impact of the Internet. From online videos and online fund-raising to soc...
UPDATE: Well, it didn't take long before the lames behind this attempt at parody took down the discussion boards on the BarackBook's functioning Faceb...
McCain aides said that the senator's journey to the Internet will span five days and will take him to such far-flung sites as Amazon.com, eBay and Facebook.
The good news: John McCain is in fact aware of the Internet. From today's New York Times interview:
Q: What websites if any do you look at regularly...
"McCain doesn't use a computer. I mean, I would try explaining email, Facebook, Twitter -- massive social movements -- to your grandmother and ask her to apply that to governing and see if that would work for you."
When John McCain, 71, wanted Barack Obama, 46, to join him at a series of town hall meetings, he dispatched a messenger to hand-deliver the invitation...