The Week That Should Have Ended McCain's Presidential Hopes

[kevinmc]

Huffington Post - Max Bergmann

This is the week that should have effectively ended John McCain's efforts to become the next president of the United States. But you wouldn't know it if you watched any of the mainstream media outlets or followed political reporting in the major newspapers.

During this past week: McCain called the most important entitlement program in the U.S. a disgrace, his top economic adviser called the American people whiners, McCain released an economic plan that no one thought was serious, he flip flopped on Iraq, joked about the deaths of Iranian citizens, and denied making comments that he clearly made -- TWICE. All this and it is not even Friday! Yet watching and reading the mainstream press you would think McCain was having a pretty decent political week, I mean at least Jesse Jackson didn't say anything about him.

But let's unpack McCain's week in a little more detail. ... Max Bergmann has 10 points and videos he uses in the rest of the article

[jobycom]

1. Hm. Sounds like McCain really is trying to recapture the Reagan legacy.

Incoherence, denials, lies, aristocratic elitism, and a lost memory. Oh yeah, and a media that sweeps it all under the rug.