What McCain is Reading These Days--and Why it Matters

re: What McCain is Reading These Days--and Why it Matters

not.Brit — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 15:56:25 GMT

Maybe I'm a cynic, but it would probably benefit every serious voter to crack the cover of ANY book. Just as The Return of History could give us insight into a McCain presidency, Team of Rivals could give us insight into an Obama presidency. But I wouldn't mind if the voters were reading Tipping Point, Stumbling on Happiness, the Book of Mormon, Ender's Game, The Grapes of Wrath, A Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, or the Bible.

So long as the TV is off.

re: What McCain is Reading These Days--and Why it Matters

Dollared — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:36:18 GMT

This is a nice discovery and a good post. However, a bit of research would reveal that Kagan is very, very popular over at the White House. So this book, of course, is a critical supporting point to the Bush=McCain thesis. That certainly would bear mention, wouldn't it?

re: What McCain is Reading These Days--and Why it Matters

giltedged — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 04:24:19 GMT

Well it has to be a unanimous decision by the Seven and I can't believe Germany, France or Italy will vote to expel Russia. It wouldn't matter much to Russia anyway except that then they might join OPEC. This is happeneing when the American Treasurer Paulson, went , cap in hand to ask the Russian president to use some of its $ trillion of reserves to prop up the American economy which these days stink like a skunk.