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But this time his blows are aimed at Republicans.
Coming this Sunday, an in-depth story on the McCain campaign that some are calling the first 'postmortem.'
By overprotectively shielding Palin from the media, the McCain campaign is sending the message that the women in this election aren't as tough as the men, complains the CNN anchor.
Wonkette's Ken Layne and Politico's Ben Smith discuss the McCain campaign's accusation that Smith is "in the tank," the possibility of Henry Paulson and Chris Dodd taking over the country, and the proliferation and pitfalls of political blogs.
Yesterday’s outburst from the McCain camp against the paper of record, in which strategist Steve Schmidt called the ‘Times’ ‘150 percent in the can for Obama,’ is far from the first skirmish between the two. Here’s a guide to everything that’s gone sour between the paper and the campaign in 2008.
And the declaration itself was, naturally, rife with distortions.
We ask you to try and predict how the McCain camp will spin Sarah Palin’s ‘Bush Doctrine’ flub into a positive.
If Steve Schmidt wants to play ‘Barracuda,’ he will play ‘Barracuda.’
With effective, incendiary speeches, Clinton and Kerry stoke the Dem flames and warm up the convention for Obama’s address tonight.
Loads of colorful anecdotes about the personality of the man McCain affectionately calls "Sgt. Schmidt," some of which would make even Machiavelli cringe.
So with all of his problems definitely behind us, what can we expect from the new and improved McCain campaign?
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