A spokesman for John McCain said the Republican nominee plans to be in Washington and hopes he’ll be able to vote, depending on the schedule.
Obama was scheduled to campaign Wednesday in La Crosse, Wis. It was unclear if his morning rally there would still go on, depending on when the vote is scheduled, but campaign organizers said they hoped he could still attend. Obama To Vote On Bailout Package, McCain Says He Hopes To
For the guy who “suspended” his campaign last week in order to “help out” with the negotiations over the Wall Street bailout bill, it’s a bit of a shock to hear that he “hopes he’ll be able to vote, depending on the schedule.”
Meanwhile Sen. Obama, who McCain regularly criticizes as putting politics before country, is “hoping” he can attend a rally depending on his schedule– as he apparently has some important business to do in Washington.
John McCain is on course to lose the presidential election to Barack Obama. Can he turn it around, and surge to victory?
He has a chance. But only if he overrules those of his aides who are trapped by conventional wisdom, huddled in a defensive crouch and overcome by ideological timidity. [...and listen to me, the guy who is constantly wrong.] Op-Ed Columnist - How McCain Wins - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com
Ol’ Kristol’s at it again. This time he’s weaving a tale of Republican hopes and dreams that’s more myth than anything. Read the rest of this entry »
