
Mark McKinnon, adviser to Senator John McCain, has stated to NPR,
he would leave the campaign should they face Senator Obama. This says a great deal about the campaigns of McCain and Obama. As Senator Obama pointed out the obvious recently, stating that John McCain has
"traded his principles for his party's nomination" . I mentioned yesterday, that the "straight talk express has taken a detour", and apparently Mark McKinnon also sees this. McKinnon, who had a hand in Pres. Bush's campaigns in 2000 and 2004,sees a a contest of old policies that constantly been failures and new ideas to possibly get our country back on track. Many Progressive Democrats see electing John McCain as nothing more than a third term for George W. Bush. I know I would not have said that about Senator McCain 4 years ago. Granted, politics do require compromise, but to what end? Mark McKinnon apparently recognizes that advising a President hopeful who has a closet full of "I was against it before I was for it" against a camapaign that has youth, hope, integrity, and an arsenal of a diverse base to be a losing cause. I applaud McKinnon's honesty, and foresight to the McCain campaign for what it is.
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