Critics say McCain's opposition to telecom regulation has limited competition

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) WASHINGTON _ John McCain broadcasts his affection for Theodore Roosevelt, but his opposition to regulating the local telephone industry suggests that he may not share the former president's passion for busting huge corporate trusts. Unlike Roosevelt, who railed against "malefactors of great wealth," McCain's positions frequently have echoed those of the giant regional Bell phone... [read full story]