McCain loosing the 2008 Presidential Election had many factors. The one point to make is that McCain lost both electoral and popular vote. Therefore the evaluation of all the factors has a direct affect towards the populous vote.
Pre Convention
While seeking the party nomination it has been historically about speaking to the base. – McCain...
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Going west on Ashland, WI Main Street passing all sort of businesses including shoe stores, movie theaters and even bank there isn’t a “Country First” McCain/Palin support sign to be seen. If you walk further down, stand in front or to the side of “Huhn Rx Drug” (non chain Pharmacy), look up three stories up and...
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According to a new poll for the PBS news program RELIGION & ETHICS NEWSWEEKLY, conducted by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research Inc., although white evangelical Christians have voted overwhelmingly Republican for the last 20 years, younger evangelicals are less supportive of John McCain than evangelicals over 30.
The September survey found that almost three-quarters (71%) of...
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I found much humor in the first 2008 Presidential Debate between McCain and Obama. It was all about Jim Lehrer. Here is a man that began his news career at The Dallas Morning News and Dallas Times-Herald, covering the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963 and a retired Marine.
Lehrer was considered an ‘Anderson...
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The Chief of Staff for John McCain’s Senate office is a guy named Mark Buse. Mark Buse is gay. Like every congressional chief of staff is gay, but still. Bombshell! Buse first began working for McCain back in 1984, and, except for a brief mysterious stint in the private sector (lobbying McCain, natch), has...
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