McCainpedia: Defining Double-Talk that is the McCain Campaign
The website models itself after the unofficial internet encyclopedia Wikipedia and helps cut through John McCain’s double-talk. Unlike Wikipedia and his campaign speeches, McCain can’t change the facts to fit his latest rhetoric.

This is a great resource to remind undecided voters where McCain stands (or sways) on the issues.
Say you wanted to know how his Iraq policy is different from Bush’s and didn’t feel like spending hours sifting through old news websites. A couple of quick clicks and you’ll see John McCain has been parroting Bush’s failed policy on the war since 2002.
Remember these famous McCain, Bush-like phrases:
Winning in Iraq would be “easy.” -- McCain, 2002/2003
The end is "very much in sight.” -- McCain, 2002
Another year will prove "stay the course" is working. -- McCain 2005
Iraq is "on the right track." -- McCain 2006, as the country moved closer to civil war
And don’t forget his latest slogan…
“Make it a hundred. …That would be fine with me.”
You like stats:
How about 95% -- The amount of times McCain supported Bush legislation in 2007.
88.3% -- The amount “Mr. Maverick” voted with the GOP in his latest Senate term.
There’s even something for summer: Flip Flops
McCain in 2001: The Bush tax cuts benefit the wealthy at the expense of the Middle Class.
McCain in 2004: “Nothing tops my confusion for cutting taxes during wartime. I don't remember ever in the history of warfare when we cut taxes.”
McCain Now: "I will not let the Democrats roll back the Bush tax cuts. Make the Bush income and investment tax cuts permanent.”
Did the war suddenly end without the rest of the country figuring it out?
Before you explore the site, we have one disclaimer: Some McCainpedia content is a little tough to understand. This is not because of holes in the DNC’s research, but because McCain’s policies are extremely vague and not very well though out. However, if you’ve navigated President Bush’s Whitehouse.gov, McCainpedia might be a little easier to piece together.





