Treachery, from Gordon Haave
McCain's Campaign Collapses
Dick Morris & Eileen McGann, Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2007
The John McCain candidacy, launched amid much hope, fanfare, and high expectations, may be dying before our eyes. Even worse, it may go out with a whimper instead of a bang. It may not end in an Armageddon style primary defeat, but just dry up from lack of support, money, or interest.
When Benedict Arnold moved to England, he discovered the English didn't like him, either. Nobody likes a traitor. The McCain hype was built on his disagreements with the GOP mainstream. Now that he has either turned back on some of those issues, or they are no longer issues, the GOP faithful still don't like him, and surprise, surprise — now that the Dems and the media have no use for him anymore, they don't like him either.