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The Real McCain: Why Conservatives Don't Trust Him and Why Independents Shouldn't
by Cliff Schecter
from PoliPoint Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• STRAIGHT TALK ON McCAIN: find out who is this chameleon liar the moment you are voting for him, and the day after
  Folks lining up lying telling you not to vote for Obama.
  Get to know the alternative.
  Read this book.
  See if you can figure out who this guy John McCain is.
  Twistier than a sidewinder rattler.
  Good book.
  Read it.
  You gonna vote for an honorable Senator like Obama
  Or a demonstrable liar like McCain.
  He'll sell you all the snake oil you want right now.
  But tomorrow . . .
  Have a garage sale on whatever little is left after Son of Bush heads for his... more info

• McCain 4.0
  I have read this book and passed it on to my neighbor who is career Navy. McCain is a snake, period. This very week he and his running-mate Barbie turned on President Bush (too much, too little, too late) in an effort to stem the raging tide against them.
  This book presents a good case against McCain, not only as a megalomaniac but as a man of power who will abuse every trust to gain prominence in the Land of the Free.
  Good read, quick read and very alarming.

• Great book for unsubstantiated political generalizations about McCain and republicans!?
  This short book (150 reading pages) is great at unsubstantiated political jabs at McCain and republicans. Uses lots of online blogs with no and unknown authors, as well as numerous anonymous people (that sound a lot like the author Cliff Schecter??) to make shallow generalizations. Unprofessional, jumps around back and forth in time, and repeats things 3 and 4 times. Doesn't have any real facts with teeth, doesn't mention the economic meltdown, bailouts, or housing crisis; and predicts McCain's VP choice... more info

• Well researched and documented, preaching to the converted
  The book contrasts McCain's heavily airbrushed media-engineered image to facts, testimony and reports available in the public record that are not so favorable. There are no 'anonymous sources' as far as I can tell. All is well documented and, in fact, for anyone who's been around for the past 15-20 years, reading this book is more like a trip on the political memory lane. My own reaction was "yes, I DO remember that" - McCain's numerous 180's and than back on just about any important issue.
  I am not... more info

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