Another supporter admits that McCain=Bush
nitpicker.blogspot.com     May 12, 2008            

In the wake of refreshing honesty from neocon Lawrence Kaplan, who said electing John McCain would be a nod for neocon policies because it would be an "endorsement to that sort of foreign policy," we now have Congressman Roy Blunt (R-MO) admitting that McCain would... [read full story]                    


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Source: Bush considering 8,000 troop cuts in Iraq

cnn.com     29 mins ago   74 related          

NEW: President Bush looking at top commander's proposal for troop reduction Commanders agree more troops needed in Afghanistan to counter growing Taliban U.S. military leaders say no significant troop withdrawals before...                    

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McCain says he is America's best hope for change

iht.com     5 hrs ago   47 related          

John McCain accepted the Republican presidential nomination, echoing Democratic rival Barack Obama's campaign theme of change while vowing an end to partisan attacks, as he looked ahead to the final stretch in the historic...                    

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New book says Bush spied on Iraqi leaders

upi.com     5 hrs ago   26 related          

Published: Sept. 5, 2008 at 9:08 AM WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (UPI) -- In a new book on U.S. President George Bush's leadership and governing style, Bob Woodward cites extensive administration spying on Iraqi leaders. The book,...                    

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Foreign policy factions vie for McCain's heart

iht.com     6 hrs ago   3 related          

Hidden from view during much of the Republican convention here, a fierce struggle has been under way for the foreign policy heart of John McCain. It centers on the deep schism inside the Republican Party over how to engage...                    

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