Tag: mccain

Here is the video of McCain offering his wife to participate in a beauty contest that is topless and “occasionally bottomless”. Josh has much more on this.

It sure looks like McCain is doing that, and not in a very good way: Indeed, McCain felt so comfortable at the event that he even volunteered his wife for the rally’s traditional beauty pageant, an infamously debauched event that’s been known to feature topless women. “I encouraged Cindy to compete,” McCain said to cheers. […]

At an event last week, McCain’s campaign kicked out a reporter for “being in the wrong area”. Well the reporter, Stephen Price, wasn’t the only one in the “wrong area”, he just happened to be the only black reporter. Here’s Stephen Price giving details of what happened to Keith Olbermann:

When asked what he meant by saying Obama was playing the race card, and to elaborate on the work he has done for civil rights, McCain draws a blank: C&L has the full video along with McCain’s actual answer, which is nothing but talking points delivered in an apparent snappy attitude.

McCain planned an attack ad even if Obama did visit the wounded troops in Germany. In other words, McCain loves playing his Rove style politics.

McCain yesterday: But I am forcing myself … let me put it this way, I am using the computer more and more every day. Let’s give him some credit. It wasn’t long ago he just learned how to use this new, high-tech device: (h/t Sully)

Here’s Dan Abrams on FOX’s admission through action:

This morning while talking with Harold Ford about Obama’s trip, Scarborough tried to frame it as McCain would appeal to middle America by being in a restaurant in Ohio, while Obama was in Germany. Catch that? Now when McCain is overseas, Scarborough and the rest of the right talk about it being some big resume […]

That’s what he keeps saying, yet CBS was kind enough to leave out a major gaff he made in an interview. Luckily the tape surfaced, which again proves McCain has no idea what has happened in the Middle East:

An Iraqi spokesman reiterates the plan to have our troops out of Iraq in 2010: Will the Republicans finally accept this as the will of the Iraqi people? It doesn’t look like it. McCain is denouncing the plan and saying he knows “what the Iraqi people wantt”. This means that under Republican rule, we do […]