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Democratic Sen. rejected Republican Sen. ’s dramatic call Wednesday to delay Friday’s presidential debate because of the economic crisis. The McCain campaign said McCain would not show up for the debate unless a deal to address the crisis was reached.
WASHINGTON - Sen. John McCain may be 71 — a quarter century older than Sen. Barack Obama — but he is trying to win the White House by portraying himself as the more action-oriented, practical and resilient man.
GOP spends $150,000 for Palin's wardrobeJohn McCain's presidential campaign said thousands of dollars worth of clothing purchased by the Republican Party for running mate Sarah Palin will go to a "charitable purpose" after the campaign.
Palin's pricey clothes may clash with imageWhile the GOP spent $150,000 on a new wardrobe for the vice presidential pick, the average U.S. household spent $1,874 on clothes and services in 2006, according to the most recent statistics.
Florida's governor endorses McCainFlorida Gov. Charlie Crist endorsed a beaming Sen. John McCain on Saturday night, delivering a boost three days before the state's pivotal primary.
McCain defends lobbyist tiesSen. John McCain said Friday that while lobbyists serve as close advisers to his presidential campaign, they are honorable and he is not influenced by corruption in the system.
Johnston speaks on Bristol Palin and babyThe teenager, who's having a baby with the daughter of Republican vice presidential candidate Gov. Sarah Palin, can't believe all the things he's hearing.
Palin faces ethics complaint over kids' travelA new ethics complaint against Sarah Palin accuses the Alaska governor of charging the state when her children traveled with her.
FALSE REAL STORY - Ark. police hurt trying to break up Obama party - Worldnews.com -PLEASE HELP!!!! Subject: Sad Story at ASU From Chelsea Adams, ASU student:
McCain concedes, urges unity with ObamaSen. John McCain ended his quest for the presidency Tuesday night in his home state of Arizona, where he conceded the race to his Democratic rival, Barack Obama.
McCain concedes, urges unity with ObamaThey wore buttons and T-shirts proclaiming "Victory 2008." They chanted their guy's name and, like the candidate they gathered to honor, projected optimism and faith.
McCain concedes, urges unity with ObamaThey wore buttons and T-shirts proclaiming "Victory 2008." They chanted their guy's name and, like the candidate they gathered to honor, projected optimism and faith.
Official: McCain calls Obama to concedeThey wore buttons and T-shirts proclaiming "Victory 2008." They chanted their guy's name and, like the candidate they gathered to honor, projected optimism and faith.
Despite huge hurdles, McCain still has a shotBarring a major upset, Barack Obama will defeat John McCain on Tuesday and become America's first black president. That any doubt remains about his victory is, in many ways, astonishing.
McCain joins Fey to dis his campaign on 'SNL'Republican John McCain poked fun at his presidential campaign's financial shortcomings in an appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live."
Palin faces ethics complaint over kids' travelA new ethics complaint against Sarah Palin accuses the Alaska governor of charging the state when her children traveled with her.
John McCain and Sarah Palin pal around with EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS, who as we know perform the heathen, secretive rite known as COMMUNION.
If This Gets Out, McCain Is Done. Period.In the wake of John McCain's denouncement of Barack Obama's "spreading the wealth" tax concept as socialist, Daniel Miessler posts a video in which McCain himself stated that he believes people who make more should pay higher taxes.
Palin testifies in Troopergate caseAlaska Gov. Sarah Palin testified before an independent investigator Friday about allegations she abused her powers during a long-running personnel controversy.
Palin's pricey clothes may clash with imageWhile the GOP spent $150,000 on a new wardrobe for the vice presidential pick, the average U.S. household spent $1,874 on clothes and services in 2006, according to the most recent statistics.
Palin to testify on TroopergateA deposition by the Republican vice presidential candidate would be the first time the Alaska governor has spoken at length or under oath about the firing of her state's public safety commissioner.
McCain to depart from election-night traditionRepublican John McCain is not going to make his election night remarks in the traditional style - at a podium standing in front of a sea of campaign workers jammed into a hotel ballroom.
Palin's office backs charging state for kid travelAlaska Gov. Sarah Palin is allowed to charge taxpayers for her children's commercial airline tickets because they represent the state wherever they go with her, the governor's aides said.
Palin's pricey clothes may clash with imageWhile the GOP spent $150,000 on a new wardrobe for the vice presidential pick, the average U.S. household spent $1,874 on clothes and services in 2006, according to the most recent statistics.
GOP spends $150,000 for Palin's wardrobeJohn McCain's presidential campaign said thousands of dollars worth of clothing purchased by the Republican Party for running mate Sarah Palin will go to a "charitable purpose" after the campaign.
GOP spends $150,000 for Palin's wardrobeJohn McCain's presidential campaign said thousands of dollars worth of clothing purchased by the Republican Party for running mate Sarah Palin will go to a "charitable purpose" after the campaign.
French TV archive releases McCain POW videoA French national archive has posted online extended footage of Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain being interviewed as a bedridden prisoner during the Vietnam War.
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