Republican John McCain made his speech yesterday to the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
(evan vucci/Associated Press)
McCain touts conservative record
Tries to sway longtime critics at GOP event
Republican John McCain made his speech yesterday to the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
(evan vucci/Associated Press)
WASHINGTON - Years of conservative resistance to John McCain was reduced to a skein of boos cutting through the applause as he faced the Conservative Political Action Conference yesterday as the Republicans' de facto nominee, but a certain skepticism from longtime antagonists remained. (Full article: 943 words)
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