McCain: 'War Will Be Over Soon'
Sen. John McCain tries to clear up comment about keeping troops in Iraq for 100 years.
Sen. John McCain tries to clear up comment about keeping troops in Iraq for 100 years.
Sen. John McCain predicts a “flood of endorsements across this country from both liberals and conservatives” will soon come his way, the AP reports.
After staking his campaign on Florida, Rudy Giuliani is in danger of losing the state. New polls show Giuliani trailing Sen. John McCain and Mitt Romney.
Following a 2nd place finish in S.C., former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee congratulated John McCain and thanked his supporters. He promised the race for the GOP nomination remains “far, far from over.”
Polls indicate South Carolina Republicans favor John McCain, followed closely by Mike Huckabee.
As the battle for the US election hots up, the leading candidates deliver their Christmas appeals. Democrats Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards join Republicans Rudy Giuliani, John McCain and Mike Huckabee in attempting to ‘talk Presidential’.
Republican John McCain is asking the New Hampshire attorney general to investigate phone calls to voters that pretend to be polls but raise questions about rival candidate Mitt Romney and his Mormon faith—and make favorable statements about McCain.
AP: The Republican Party has gaveled its 2008 presidential nominating convention to order, ready to have Sen. John McCain carry the party’s banner this fall against Democrat Barack Obama.
Sen. John McCain says he disagrees with Karl Rove that Hillary Clinton is a “flawed” candidate.
http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/ver/230b/popup/index.php?cl=2766512 According to the Capitol Briefing, Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) allegedly accused Sen. John McCain of being too busy campaigning for president to take part in negotiations regarding immigration legislation. Allegedly, McCain shouted, “[Expletive] you! I know more about this