of the so called 'too close for comfort friend' ` I agree
Evidence of lying, he is busted

Obama easily slides into the presidency, right? Lucky devil! Plus with both houses eventually controlled by the Dems, his presidency should be superduper. Oh, I can't wait for the good times ahead. (meaning of my comment: pure happiness, no sarcasm).

eom

_{1."George Washington did not cross the Delaware for Capitalism," -Shmuley Boteach.
2.The Dems haven't punished the GOP enough, so you're going to reward the Republicans?}

... a fraud.

C'mon, give grandpa' a break! :)

McCain's denial of lobbyist meeting disputed: report

By Sue Chang, MarketWatch
Last update: 2:15 p.m. EST Feb. 23, 2008

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- In a new twist to a potential scandal brewing on the campaign trail, broadcaster Lowell Paxson disputed statements from Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign that the senator did not meet with Paxson or his lobbyist, Vicki Iseman, in 1999, the Washington Post reported on its Web site Saturday.
Paxson was quoted as saying he met with McCain in his office several weeks before the Arizona senator wrote two letters to the Federal Communications Commission urging a rapid decision on Paxson's quest to acquire a Pittsburgh television station.
Paxson also said that Iseman likely attended the meeting, which she helped to arrange it, the report said.
Paxson's claims conflicted with the account provided by the McCain campaign about the two letters at the center of a controversy about the senator's ties to Iseman. The McCain campaign said Thursday that the senator had not met with Paxson or Iseman on the matter.
In response, Paxson told the Post: "I remember going there to meet with him." He said he told McCain: "You're head of the Commerce Committee. The FCC is not doing its job. I would love for you to write a letter."

There's a huge difference between a bunch rightwing hypocrits getting their undies in a bundle, and "I.did.not.have.sex.with.that.woman", or "depends on what the meaning of is is" being replayed over and over.

Clinton left office with 60+ approval ratings not because people thought he was all that great, but because people were saying 'leave him alone'. He could have had that goodwill a lot sooner.

McCain is willing to risk his notorious relationship with the press over this.

On the Bus.

Not being treated like dogsbreath (even if one is) has a gentling effect on reporting - unless McCain's candidacy goes into a death spiral. And he is allowed points for senior memory loss, as was Reagan.

_{1."George Washington did not cross the Delaware for Capitalism," -Shmuley Boteach.
2.The Dems haven't punished the GOP enough, so you're going to reward the Republicans?}