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Track record of principled bipartisanship

Over the years, John McCain has been a force for principle and bipartisanship.

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US Presidential Election 2008
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Who would make the best President?
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John McCain
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Track record of principled bipartisanship
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Example of the McCain-Feingold Act
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McCain fought to recognize Vietnam
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McCain stood up for humane immigration reform
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McCain's life experiences have prepared him for Office
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Strongest Republican on climate change
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Demonstrated independent streak
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Offers tax cuts for citizens and businesses
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A chief proponent of the surge in Iraq
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Concern McCain may not survive a full term in office
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McCain's policies will raise national debt more than Obama's
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McCain's judgment has been poor on important issues
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McCain's temperament is questionable
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McCain will continue failed Bush Administration policies
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McCain has little interest in economics
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McCain hasn't proposed a coherent agenda
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Selection of Sarah Palin as VP running mate
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