Rick Davis plays POW card to defend hate speechSource: Raw Story
[Excerpt:] - Chris Wallace of Fox News Sunday asked Davis if McCain and Palin bear any responsibility for their supporters calls of violence when attack ads and stump speeches call Obama a "liar" and a "terrorist." This is how Davis responded: "Barack Obama should apologize to Jo …
For McCain, 'Country First' Means Taking the Country Down with HimSource: AlterNet.org
For all the focus on Friday night's deadlocked debate, it still can't obscure what preceded it: When John McCain gratuitously parachuted into Washington on Thursday, he didn't care if his grandstanding might precipitate an even deeper economic collapse.
Keating 5 ring a bell?Source: latimes.com/
Keating went to prison, and McCain's Senate career almost ended. Together with the rest of the so-called Keating Five -- Sens.
McCain Lied About Campaign Manager's Ties to Freddie MacSource: www.ourrepublicblog.com
On Sunday, in an interview with CNBC and The New York Times, John McCain stated unequivocally that his lobbyist campaign manager, Rick Davis, has had no involvement with Freddie Mac for several years.
McCain Campaign Fuzzy On LobbyistsSource: Guardian Unlimited
The story is this. The lobbying firm of Rick Davis, the manager, was being paid $15,000 a month by Freddie Mac until last month. That fact is a direct contradiction of words McCain had spoken Sunday night.
McCain Manager: 'This Election is Not About Issues' - The FixSource: The Washington Post
Rick Davis, campaign manager for John McCain's presidential bid, insisted that the presidential race will be decided more over personalities than issues during an interview with Post editors this morning.
"This election is not about issues," said Davis.
Ron Fournier and the AP -- Shilling for McCainSource: Political Animal
The latest piece from Ron Fournier, the AP's Washington bureau chief and the man responsible for directing the wire service's coverage of the presidential campaign, on Joe Biden joining the Democratic ticket, is drawing a fair amount of attention this morning.

Welcome to my nightmare: the Dummy Down Conspiracy scores again on Day #2 of John McCain's bending of reality.