Once derided as an idealist, McCain hands label to Obama
Paints Democrat as an immature version of himself
WASHINGTON - John McCain's first broadside against Barack Obama, as a bearer of only "rhetoric rather than sound and proven ideas," was grounded in a familiar critique: the idealist driven by ego and elevated by media coverage into a messenger for a purer brand of politics. (Full article: 1084 words)
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