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Tipsheet

Agent of Change?

Does McCain really want to borrow the phrase of the tanking Hill?

"I don't know of a better change than saving American lives," he said about changing strategy in Iraq.
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That was nice.

Update:
Mitt flip-flops on McCain's changiness?
Republican John McCain’s campaign responded to a statement by rival Mitt Romney that there was "no way" the Arizona senator could claim to be a candidate of change by sending reporters a 2002 quote in which he said McCain “has always represented change.”

“There’s no way that Sen. McCain is going to be able to come to New Hampshire and say that he’s the candidate that represents change — that he’ll change Washington. He is Washington,” Romney said on the campaign trail Friday.

Tonight, he declared him an "agent of change" again.

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