DNC Announces New Round of Debates as Senator McCain Squares Off Against Senator McCain
WASHINGTON, March 24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Democratic National
Committee announced today that Senator John McCain will appear in a series
of debates to be broadcast on
http://www.mccaindebates.com. The one candidate in this debate who could beat John McCain, is John McCain himself. As the two McCains square off, the American people will have the opportunity to hear the old McCain and the new McCain for themselves. McCain the Maverick, the come-from-behind phenom whose Straight Talk Express sped into New Hampshire eight years ago and knocked Establishment Candidate George W. Bush off his feet, has agreed to debate 2008 Republican Nominee McCain, the third Bush termer and pandering politician who will say or do anything to win and has no qualms selling out his principles to score some votes.
The McCain vs. McCain debates will be held over the coming weeks, with
the first debate to be held today on Iraq. Fresh from a trip to Iraq and
the Middle East in which McCain sought to burnish his foreign policy
credentials, the first spirited exchange is not to be missed as questions
about the threat of Saddam Hussein, the ease of success in Iraq, true
feelings about Don Rumsfeld and the strategy on the ground are posed. The
additional debates will focus on other issues in this campaign. Additional
details regarding specifics for the coming debates will be announced at a
later time.
"We are pleased that John McCain has finally agreed to answer the tough
questions being raised by John McCain," said Democratic National Committee
Communications Director Karen Finney. "Having made it clear that he is
willing to change his positions in order to win the nomination, these
debates will give the American people the opportunity to see the infamous
McCain doubletalk for themselves. We're pleased to provide Senator McCain
the opportunity to make his case for a third Bush term directly to the
American people. "
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