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abandoning moral standards, he apologized." Of course, Falwell did nothing of the sort. # March 19, 2008 Eagleburger Says McCain Won't Pander to Right McCain adviser Lawrence Eagleburger says the Right is :serious problem"and the Washington Post has the video: "I must tell you we fought it there, fought hard against it. There's no question that in the Republican Party it is a serious problem...Among the hard-right conservatives in the Republican Party John McCain was, shall we say, less than

• He’s tanned, he’s rested and he’s ready to return to the microphone. Alan is back! • Former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger, a McCain supporter, discusses the 2008 presidential race. • Is Obama’s pastor being held to a different standard than leaders of the Religious Right? Alan speaks with former evangelical leader Frank Schaeffer, author of

Rosner's Blog at Ha'aretz reported that Eagleburger also took a swipe at religious right favorite Rush Limbaugh (following up, it seems, on the one he took late last month). Here's a video of Eagleburger's remarks provided by the Washington Post. 11:27 AM ET | 03-20-2008 | permalink | comments (5) | e-mail post

Rosner's Blog at Ha'aretz reported that Eagleburger also took a swipe at religious right favorite Rush Limbaugh (following up, it seems, on the one he took late last month). Here's a video of Eagleburger's remarks provided by the Washington Post. -- Tom Regan

the left, or Pat Robertson or Jerry Falwell on the right.” We saw another example of the conflict between the McCain campaign and the religious right when McCain adviser Lawrence Eagleburgerg said the following before the United Jewish Communities (video here): “On the Christian hard right, I live in Charlottesville now and I can’t tell you I’m surrounded by it,” Eagleburger said. “I must tell you we fought it there, fought hard against it. There

McCain push back against Religious Right?

McCain adviser Lawrence Eagleburger says the Right is :serious problem"and the Washington Post has the video: "I must tell you we fought it there, fought hard against it. There's no question that in the Republican Party it is a serious problem...Among the hard-right conservatives in the Republican Party John McCain was, shall we say, less than

t expect to see any changes. I know there will be some people in his entourage who will want to advocate for those changes, and again, I don’t believe he will shift on those fundamental issues.” The WaPo posted a video of Eagleburger’s comments, along with some amusing snark from Dana Milbank. So, Dobson & Company, are you going to take this lying down? As it turns out, this is popping up at an especially difficult time

to fight in Iraq -- before he was corrected by Sen. Joseph Lieberman. Iran has, however, been thought to have had ties to al Qaeda in the past. Former U.S. Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger says McCain won't pander to the religious right. Pennsylvania Rep. John Murtha endorses Hillary Clinton. Global Economy Wall Street rallied Tuesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered a key interest rate by 75 basis points. Many expected a cut of a full point, but inflation remains a risk.

See the video here to get the flavor of ‘McCain Won’t Bow to Religious Right.’ Read here about it: ‘McCain rep to Jews: Christian right a “serious problem.”‘ Here’s another story about it: ‘McCain Adviser Rips the Religious Right’