John McCain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "John Sidney McCain III (born August 29, 1936) is the senior United States Senator from Arizona, and a candidate for the Republican Party nomination in the 2008 presidential election. ..."
Articles
One Hundred Years in Iraq?, by Sheldon Richman, 4 Apr 2008 Related Topic: Iraq Analyzes John McCain's comment about staying in Iraq for 100 or more years and his previous comments on the occupation "Oddly, last November McCain seemed to understand the implications of a long-term occupation when he appeared on Charlie Rose's television program and expressed opposition to a long-term occupation even if there were no casualties. ... McCain seems to be saying that the Iraqis will never accept a U.S force and that therefore America perhaps could never count on an occupation without casualties ..."
GOP, R.I.P?, by Sheldon Richman, 11 Feb 2008 Related Topics: Republican Party Reviews conservatives' criticisms of John McCain and what it means for the Republican Party "In my mind, one incident with McCain is enough to rule out supporting him, regardless of who his opponent is. When he stood in front of an audience and laughingly sang the old Beach Boys hit as 'Bomb, bomb bomb/bomb, bomb Iran,' McCain should have been regarded as disqualified from holding any office in the land."
Open Letter to Barack Obama, by Walter Block, 16 May 2008 Related Topics: Barack Obama Explains why in wartime foreign policy is more important than economics or civil liberties and offers some advice for Senator Obama "McCain has recently been trying to 'pass' as a born-again free enterpriser. But I'll never forget his gratuitous attack on 'profits' during one of the Republican debates. He may talk the talk, as he is now instructed to do by his advisors, but I know that in his heart he is no supporter of free markets."
Books
McCain: The Myth of a Maverick by Matt Welch, Oct 2007
