This story is going to get obscured by today’s primaries and it has already been denied by the McCain campaign but Arianna Huffington’s claim that the McCains told her at a dinner party soon after the 2000 election that they didn’t vote for Bush is extraordinary. Personally, I’m sceptical as I don’t see why Huffington would sit on such a great scoop for more than seven years. But McCain is fortunate that this claim wasn’t made during the Republican primaries when it might have gained traction.
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Patrick Schneider-Sikorsky
May 7th, 2008 12:54pmThis probably helps McCain more than it hinders him.