Apr. 15, Headlines - The Democratic Party filed a lawsuit against John
McCain over public financing.
The lawsuit claims that John McCain has
not complied with public financing regulations by spending more than the allotted
amount, 57 million dollars this year. The Democratic party says McCain has
spent more than that, and that McCain took out a 3 million dollar loan with
the agreement that he would take public money for his campaign.
The Republican
party calls the lawsuit 'frivolous.' The Federal
Election Commission has been
unable to intervene because only 2 of the 6 member commission are seated.
Senator John McCain prioritizes the war in Iraq over toppling Osama Bin Laden.
Speaking at the Associated Press' annual convention, Senator John McCain said
he would not focus on Osama bin Laden if it meant moving resources from Iraq.
"I would not do that unless General Petraeus said that he felt the situation
called for that. I understand how tough things are, I understand the stress
on the military. I hear from people all the time.
General Petraeus would likely never recommend shifting attention to the Al
Qaeda leader as long as he maintains in the Afghanistan/ Pakistan region. Petreaus
is the commander in Iraq and is supposed to have little say on military operations
outside of Iraq.
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