tag:www.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk/blogs/undoctored//3397 2008-11-14T01:19:41Z 2008-11-10T23:04:37Z 2008-11-10T23:03:28Z 2008-11-08T16:29:59Z 2008-11-08T16:25:31Z 2008-11-04T03:38:31Z 2008-11-04T03:27:35Z 2008-11-03T15:54:23Z 2008-11-03T04:14:24Z 2008-11-03T00:35:11Z 2008-11-03T00:29:01Z 2008-11-03T00:27:30Z 2008-11-03T00:21:33Z 2008-11-03T00:18:40Z 2008-11-03T00:17:06Z Movable Type Pro 4.21-en tag:www.talkingpointsmemo.com,2008:/talk/blogs/sjm//3893.238341-comment:3239833 2008-10-20T19:44:51Z 2008-10-20T19:44:51Z If McCain believed that the man whom he had previously described as one of the wisest persons he had ever known had characterized his campaign tactics as race-baiting, why didn't McCain speak directly to his "friend" for clarification of these "derogatory" remarks? The answer is obvious: McCain wanted to rile up his base by portraying himself as the victim.
His reaction was that of a COWARD. Quite revealing coming from the great war hero.

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