A Prescription For Disaster: John McCain's Health Care Intentions

I never like suggesting what someone's intentions or motivations are. But in this case, McCain has laid everything out himself. Like we mentioned late Friday, McCain wrote a shocking article in Contingencies, although, to be fair, he wrote it before the extremist deregulation policies he has always backed, imploded and caused him to do another of the serial flip flops that have become the hallmark of his shiftless campaign. Where does McCain really stand on health care? That's easy! Wherever the lobbyists who have bought his soul tell him to stand on any given moment. This year the Insurance Industry has given McCain more than any other member of the House or Senate ($1,312,155) and in his entire shameful career in Congress, doing their bidding every step of the way, the pay-off has been immense-- close to $2 million. Money like that adds up. McCain learned one thing from getting caught taking money from Charles Keating-- to cover his tracks better. Funny about the bad timing on his Contingencies article: