Oh, McCain!
Flinch Studio Animation
This Schoolhouse Rock-inspired cartoon portrays John McCain's "double-talk" express.

Flinch Studio Animation
This Schoolhouse Rock-inspired cartoon portrays John McCain's "double-talk" express.

Ari Berman : Presidential Election 2008
The Republican candidate's maverick image obscures his cozy relationship with lobbyists.
Personal Democracy Forum : Presidential Election 2008
A McCain tech aide claims his candidate doesn't need to use the internet to be aware of its impact. Right...
Brave New Films : Reproductive Rights
Here's a sneak peek at what a women's health clinic could look like if John McCain is elected president.
Robert Scheer : Presidential Election 2008
He is the most confounding of candidates, whose inconsistencies speak more of crass opportunism than a real maverick's impulses.
The Nation's Chris Hayes takes on McCain's evolving position on Hamas. Turns out he was for talking to Hamas before he was against it.
Brian Beutler : US Military
There's little evidence that John McCain will do anything, if elected, to repair the damage the Bush Administration has done to veterans' healthcare.
Move On.org : Presidential Election 2008
Think you can tell the difference between McCain and Bush? Take the Bush-McCain challenge!
Brave New Films & Mother Jones : Religion
Since the media won't question McCain about his deeply bigoted pastor, it's up to you to call attention to this issue.
Media Matters for America : Media Analysis
Why does the American public think John McCain is a maverick? Because the mainstream media told them so.
Progressive Media USA : Presidential Election 2008
John McCain thinks America's financial crisis is just "psychological." If he can't understand our country's economic problems, how will he solve them?
Robert Scheer : Presidential Election 2008
As millions surrender homes and sacrifice our nation's political reputation to the caprices of Bush and Cheney, a majority of voters say they might vote for John McCain. What are they thinking?
Rick Perlstein : Republican Party
The conservative noise machine is coming around to support him--if it can keep its stories straight.
Robert Dreyfuss : US Intelligence/Covert Ops
The GOP nominee favors unilateralism and "rogue state rollback."
Jerold M. Starr : Corporate Media & Consolidation
A Pittsburgh public television activist explains how McCain broke the rules while doing the bidding of a media mogul.
The Editors : Corporate Influence in Washington
He doesn't just take money from lobbyists--they're running his campaign.
Robert Scheer : Corporate Media & Consolidation
It's absurd for the New York Times to cast him as a tool of corporate media, when he's been in the forefront of trying to rein it in.
Ari Melber : Media Analysis
The New York Times editorial page endorses McCain, while its news department works to discredit him. And there's nothing wrong with that.
John Nichols : Presidential Election 2008
McCain's march toward the Republican nomination is the year's most improbable journey.
Ann Banks : Campaigns & Elections
Undone in South Carolina by the Bush campaign's dirty tricks in 2000, John McCain now turns to the man who smeared him.
John Nichols : Republican Party
John McCain is just enough of an outsider to keep the GOP competitive in a "change" election.
Max Blumenthal : Electoral Politics
Outraged by his failure to stick to a far-right agenda as he pursues the presidency, Senator John McCain's conservative base in Arizona is abandoning him.
Ari Berman : Campaigns & Elections
John McCain is a war hero, a sometime Democratic ally, a crusader for campaign finance reform. But the centrist maverick will most likely take a turn to the right if he wants to get to the White House.
If the US is to prevail in the war on terror, we must do it by distinguishing ourselves from the enemy. Torture and degrading treatment are as morally evil as terrorism, because they brutally disregard the value of human life.
Senator John McCain's latest Senate inquiry into über-lobbyist Jack Abramoff strikes deep in the corrupt heart of the Bush Administration.
: Senate
War crimes are the darkest expression of the moral degradation that permeates the White House. Bush's threat to veto the Senate's anti-torture measure frames a crisis of law and legitimacy.



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