- What does McCain mean by ‘we’?
- McCains Failed To Pay Taxes On California Home For Four Years, Newsweek To Report
- Media Matters, The Edwards standard and John McCain
- Carpetbagger Report, Up until recently, McCain opposed his ‘top priority’
- Nitpicker, McCain's hidden military background
- HuffPo, Gen. Clark and That POW Thing McCain Hates Talking About
- McClatchy Washington Bureau, Senator: Angry McCain grabbed Sandinista official at talks. Followup: McCain Denies Assaulting Sandinista
- Baltimore Sun (& AP), In a contest of who would be the more popular guest at a summer barbecue, Barack Obama beats John McCain by 52 percent to 45 percent
- And here, via Digby, is a more recent example of the McCain short fuse in action.
- Carpetbagger, McCain rejects his own admissions, denies ignorance on the economy. Just don't call it a lie…
- Carpetbagger, Another major staff shake-up in the McCain campaign
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Recent Bluessky Posts- There was a student note in the Harvard Law review a few years ago which proposed chopping up the District of Columbia up into a very large number of states. Actually legally feasible compared to some other things people suggest. August 1, 2026 Michael Froomkin
- I read that note. It's clever but the solution to a terrible small-d democratic deficit is not to make it much worse, Cf. papers.ssrn.com/abstract=379... August 1, 2026 Michael Froomkin
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