McCain Recipient of Abramoff Money?

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One of the biggest arguments ongoing in the Democratic Party is the viability of the Democratic nominee against John McCain in the general election. In national polls, Barack Obama outpolls McCain by a slim margin, and Hillary Clinton loses by a few points. This, it is said, is a pretty strong argument for nominating Obama. Maybe.

There's also the argument that many conservatives are no fan of McCain, and are not motivated to turn out to vote in large numbers. But, give them some Clinton red meat to vote against, and they'll turn out in droves. Maybe. The mostly unspoken argument is that having an African American on the ticket might also drive many--shall we say--unenlightened conservative voters to the polls. Maybe.

Personally, I believe that national polls on the general election are completely unreliable. It's too early to know what sort of information may lead to a skewing of the polls. There is much America doesn't know about John McCain, and Barack Obama for that matter. Hillary Clinton's "scandals" are pretty widely known already, and America tired of hearing about them a long, long time ago.

Here's a little nugget of information about John McCain that we didn't know about before today. This is probably just the tip of the iceberg.

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McCain Received $100,000 From Firm Of Abramoff Notoriety

. . .A review of campaign finance filings shows that the Arizona Republican has accepted more than $100,000 in donations from employees of Greenberg Traurig, the very firm where Abramoff once reigned. . .

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