Category:John McCain

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A ACLU describes President Bush's veto of CIA waterboarding ban as 'a callous disregard for human rights' Alaskan governor Sarah Palin chosen by McCain as Vice Presidential running mate B Barack Obama accepts US presidential nomination from the Democratic Party Barack Obama elected 44th President of the United States Biden's Georgia visit raises speculation about VP nod Bob Barr wins the Libertarian Party presidential nomination Bush addresses nation on economic crisis; Congress debates bailout Bush calls for US offshore oil exploration Bush to skip Republican convention to monitor Gustav C CIA chief to testify before Congress on interrogations Cheney lobbies for CIA exemption to torture ban Clinton and Obama call for unity in Democratic Party D Despite threats, "Alaska Women Reject Palin" rally held F Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, August 2008 Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, July 2008 Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, June 2008 Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, May 2008 Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, October 2008 Fear and loathing on the campaign trail, September 2008 Former Senator Chafee endorses Barack Obama Former U.S. President Clinton stumps for Obama, Franken in Minneapolis Former first lady Nancy Reagan endorses McCain Former president Bush, Romney back McCain G Gale Norton resigns as U.S. Secretary of the Interior George W. Bush endorses John McCain for US Presidency

H Hillary Clinton wins Pennsylvania, cuts Obama's lead Huckabee shifts campaign to Wisconsin Huckabee wins Kansas and Louisiana Huckabee, Obama win Iowa caucuses J John McCain John McCain and Hillary Clinton win New Hampshire primaries John McCain denies romantic relationship with lobbyist John McCain wins Republican South Carolina primary M Major US presidential candidates have passport files breached McCain ad questions Obama's benefit to families McCain and Obama face off in U.S. presidential candidate debate McCain and Obama participate in Saddleback Church forum McCain captures Florida, Giuliani drops out McCain clinches Republican nomination as Huckabee concedes McCain launches tour of US states McCain shows interest in 2008 run to become American President McCain volunteer fakes mutilation by Obama supporter McCain, Obama win "Potomac Primary" states McCain, Obama win Wisconsin primary Mexican president defends emigration Mitt Romney and Hillary Clinton win Nevada Caucuses Mitt Romney suspends his United States presidential campaign, McCain and Huckabee remain fighting for GOP nomination N News agencies suggest that campaign operative for Republican Party edited article on vice presidential nominee P President Bush to meet with LDS Church leaders in Utah Q Questions raised about McCain's choice of Palin, aides insist "thorough vetting" process

R Record number of viewers watched McCain's acceptance speech Report: The Pentagon's new powers Republican leaders in US want more tax relief in economic stimulus S Schwarzenegger endorses McCain for U.S. Presidency South Carolina attracting Republican hopefuls T Ted Kennedy diagnosed with brain tumor Top two aides quit US presidential candidate McCain's campaign U U.S. Senate defeats bill banning gay marriage U.S. senators defend Pakistan missile strike that killed 18 U.S. senators reach compromise on use of filibuster US Nazi leader talks about Barack Obama, the economy and more US Senate approves rules regulating detainee treatment US Senators, EU voice support for Iran sanctions US candidate Barack Obama announces Joe Biden as his running mate via text message US presidential candidate Barack Obama has 50% support US presidential candidate Barack Obama's lead in the polls increases US presidential candidate Barack Obama's lead increases after Democratic National Convention US presidential candidate John McCain now leads slightly in the polls US presidential candidate Obama speaks in Berlin, Germany US presidential candidates are statistically tied in the polls US presidential race tied as the Democratic National Convention starts US senators on Greenland tour US voters go to the polls W Wikinews investigates claim McCain plagiarized speech from Wikipedia

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