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(JOINED IN PROGRESS) MCCAIN: ... immigrants won a gold medal in wrestling from right here in Las Cruces, Henry Cejudo, I believe is the proper pronunciation. (APPLAUSE) And I would point out that he grew up in Arizona, also, but as a mediocre high school and wrestler and at the Naval Academy, I...
WASHINGTON (AFP)--Just a few weeks ago, John McCain's critics were carping at his stuttering, off-message White House campaign, warning it could be steamrolled as Democrat Barack Obama took Europe by storm.
John McCain filed campaign finance reports Wednesday that provide details about the $27 million his campaign raised in July.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said in an interview Wednesday that he was uncertain how many houses he and his wife, Cindy, own.
SEDONA, Ariz. -- When the political world descends on Denver for the Democratic National Convention next week, John McCain is going to find it very difficult to get noticed.
It is now clear why Barack Obama has refused John McCain's offer of joint town hall appearances during the fall campaign. McCain is obviously better at them.
Should John McCain choose someone like Joe Lieberman or Tom Ridge?
LAS CRUCES, N.M., -- John McCain stated unequivocally in an interview with Politico Wednesday that he would not pledge to serve only a single four-year term, rejecting a suggestion that some allies believe would allay questions about his age and underscore his non-partisan message of putting country first.
John McCain comments on the definition of rich.
After tightening his expenditures in June, Barack Obama spent far more freely in July, cutting into his cash reserves while mounting an advertising campaign against Republican presidential rival John McCain.
Surging Republican John McCain has narrowed the White House race to a statistical dead-heat, halving Barack Obama's opinion poll leads as the Democrat gears up for his nominating convention next week.
KFOX is the only local English language station to have a sit down interview with presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain. Daniel Novick Reports: One-On-One Sit Down Interview With Presidential Hopeful One-On-One Interview: KFOX Reporter Speaks To Sen. John McCain Jenn Dombrowski Reports: Hundreds Arrive To See Sen. John McCain At Town Hall Meeting Visit Our Politics Section
Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama spent more on advertising last month than Republican rival John McCain spent on his campaign, new Federal Election Commission filings show.
Presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain together spent nearly $90 million in July, feeding an escalating advertising contest as they tussled for pole position in the midst of summer.
Barack Obama used a big American flag and a custom-built race car as backdrops here Wednesday, signaling his intention to challenge John McCain in what has been reliably Republican territory.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain spent $32 million in July, with nearly $2 of every $3 devoted to advertising, according to financial reports filed Wednesday.
