McCain, the tree-hugger

John McCain traipsed through the Pacific Northwest this week, making like a modern-day Teddy Roosevelt on the environment.

The presumptive Republican nominee publicly broke with the Bush administration on global warming, saying climate change is a real threat that needs addressing. Tuesday, to drive home the point, he walked through a forest near Seattle, wearing jeans and a Navy cap.

Now, his supporters can go eco-friendly -- both my reading his climate change plan on his website, and by buying McCain campaign gear.

There are polo shirts made of 70 percent bamboo and 30 percent cotton. There are visors and caps composed of organic cotton canvas. There are even onesies made of organic cotton and featuring a recycle log.

"Our campaign believes we can each do our part to protect the environment. You can take action today by visiting the eco-friendly section of our store," campaign manager Rick Davis wrote supporters in an e-mail.