U.S. Republican Senator John McCain on Wednesday strongly defended the top advisers from his 2008 presidential campaign in the face of sharp criticism from his vice presidential running mate, Sarah Palin.
Republican Senator John McCain on Wednesday strongly defended the top advisers from his 2008 presidential campaign in the face of sharp criticism from his vice presidential running mate, Sarah Palin.
Republican Senator John McCain has defended the top advisers from his 2008 presidential campaign in the face of sharp criticism from his vice-presidential running mate, Sarah Palin.
Without a victory in Iowa, Barack Obama's campaign would have ended very quickly, according to campaign manager David Plouffe who spoke at Dominican University last week as part of a tour promoting his newly released book, "The Audacity to Win." by Sam Chapman
Senator John McCain has leapt to the defence of top advisers from his 2008 presidential campaign in the face of sharp criticism from his vice presidential running mate Sarah Palin.
John McCain has defended the top advisers from his presidential campaign in the face of sharp criticism from his vice presidential running mate, Sarah Palin.
Steve Schmidt, the key strategist in John McCain’s campaign for the presidency in 2008, was an imposing, gruff-voiced guy who wore sunglasses atop his bald head in the middle of the night.
John McCain has spoken to his former presidential campaign managers about their responses to claims made by his former running mate Sarah Palin in her new book.
David Plouffe As I was preparing to speak with David Plouffe it occurred to me that Plouffe is the now legendary campaign manager who coached President Barack Obama in the fine art of answering sharp questions. There was no way I was going to get him to pull the goalie during our interview. There would be no accidental slips on his part, no spontaneous sound bites. The best I could hope for ...
