McChicanery in the campaign

So let's just assume, for the sake of the argument, that I'm way off-base in thinking that John McCain wants to have it both ways. He tells the North Carolina Republican Party not to run a particularly damaging anti-Obama ad featuring the rantings of Rev. Wright, so that he can take a bow for being a stand-up guy, while knowing they'll run it anyway.
If, in fact, he told them in all sincerity that he doesn't want them to run the ad, yet they ignore their so-called standard-bearer, then what kind of a leader is he? If he can't handle some two-bit state GOP organization, how is he going to handle Congress, or for that matter, a stubborn, unpredictable world?
Take your pick: Mr. Straight Talk is either disingenuous or ineffectual.


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ALSO, by repeatedly saying how BAD and AWFUL and WRONG the ad is, he gives it even more recognition. I bet people are sitting by their TVs in N.C. just waiting to see it. Even my curiosity is piqued. I'm surprised Hil hasn't figured that one out.
Posted by: Lois_Lane | April 25, 2008 9:49 AM
Does it matter ? All 3 are Democrats, All 3 have substantially the same agenda, and voting records. McCain, in fact, almost changed parties. So the choice this election is between 3 Democrats. This should make the SunSentinel happy.
Posted by: Jeff | May 1, 2008 3:42 PM