Mccains 2000 Presidential Vote

As McCain flipped burgers over the Fourth of July weekend in 1999, I could not help but ask his views about then candidate George W. Bush.

Appearing on the O'Reilly Factor yesterday, John McCain grabbed a shovel and dug himself deeper with yet another denial of having said he didn't vote for Bush, insisting: "I voted for Bush in 2000 and 2004." But on the way to that unequivocal refutation, his unconscious mind jumped up, started waving its hands and yelled: "Not so fast!" O'REILLY: Did you vote for President Bush? McCAIN: Of course not. I campaigned all over this country for him. As dear old Dr. Freud would tell you, the unconscious is a powerful thing. And the new, do-and-say-anything- to-be-president McCain clearly couldn't keep the old, give-it-to-you-straight McCain -- and the truth -- from slipping out.

A report by liberal blogger and author Arianna Huffington that John McCain had admitted not voting for George W. Bush in the 2000 presidential race sp...

The way the McCain camp has reacted to my revelation about his not voting for Bush in 2000 is further confirmation that he is now willing to say or do anything, or sling mud at anyone, to satisfy his hunger for the White House.

At a dinner party in Los Angeles not long after the 2000 election, John McCain admitted to me that he hadn't voted for George Bush.