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Sep 15 2008

The Maverick Truth - “The worst thing I can do is sell my soul to the devil.” - John McCain

Remember when John McCain was considered a maverick because he occasionally took liberal positions?

Now he has provided the American people with a whole new euphemism for a lie: The Maverick Truth

Palin is qualified to be the most powerful person in the free world = The Maverick Truth

Trickle down regressive Republican economics has worked = The Maverick Truth

The regressive Republican run economy works for middle class Americans = The Maverick Truth

Trickle down regressive Republican economics trickles down to Indian and Chinese workers = The Maver….oh wait, that’s the REAL TRUTH!!!

David Ignatius - Stopping At Nothing To Win - washingtonpost.com
McCain even seems to have forgotten what saved his greatest legislative achievement, which is campaign finance reform. When he was asked during the Saddleback Church debate which Supreme Court justices he would not have nominated, he named Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, David Souter and John Paul Stevens. It happens that those are four of the five justices who voted in 2003 to uphold the McCain-Feingold law.

In May 2006, after McCain had courted the Rev. Jerry Falwell in an effort to win conservative support, I asked him if he was bending his principles for the sake of winning. “I don’t want it that badly,” McCain answered. “I will continue to do what is right. . . . If that means I can’t get the Republican nomination, fine. I’ve had a happy life. The worst thing I can do is sell my soul to the devil.”

He was right.

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