Kerry-McCain
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James Joyner | Wednesday, March 10, 2004 |
Citizen Smash passes on word that John McCain would “entertain” a vice presidential offer from his “close friend” John Kerry.
Well, they both served in Vietnam (or so I’m told), they both hate George Bush, and they’re both Democrats.
Update: Kevin Drum has a decidely different reaction, much to the amusement of Steven Taylor.
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Comments
McCain's many things, but not a Democrat. He has something like an 84 lifetime rating from ACU. Aside from his maverick act, he's overall fairly conservative.
Posted by John A. Kalb | March 10, 2004 | 05:24 pm | Permalink
Much as I dislike McCain, I have to agree with John -- McCain is not a Democrat.
What he is, is a McCainocrat.
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