Yep.
After four years of the Bush Administration's poor performance, most American's today are
just looking for someone they can trust, regardless of whether they are Democrats or Republicans. When one compares Obama's so called minor flip-flops, versus the highly critical changes of political direction by John McCain, there is no real comparison.
Let's look at the very long list comparing the "Old" McCain with the so called "New" McCain:
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A Woman's Right to Choose: In 1999, the old McCain, while on the GOP campaign trail had said; "In the short term, or even in the long term, I would not support the repeal of Roe vs Wade."
However, in a recent TV interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, McCain said; "I do believe that that it's very likely or possible that the Supreme Court should or could overturn Roe vs Wade, which would return it to the states, which I support."
>>> Religion: In 2002, McCain described the televangelist, Jerry Falwell, as an "agent of intolerance", when Falwell had said that "American's deserved the attacks on 9/11".
Today, McCain has been cozying up to the Falwell contingent and he has even hired Falwell's debate coach for his election team.
>>> Political Corruption: In 2000, McCain accused Texas businessmen, Sam & Charles Wyly of being corrupt. He had said they were spending "dirty money" to help finance Bush's presidential campaign. McCain went so far as to file an official complaint against the Wyly's for violating campaign finance law.
However, apparently the Wyly's weren't "too dirty" for Senator McCain. In April 2008, McCain reached out to both of the Wyly's, asking for financial support for his 2008 election campaign efforts.
>>> Crooked Republicans: For years, Senator John McCain has said; "That the wealthy Republican supporter, Grover Norquist, was a crook."
Since McCain became the official Republican nominee for the 2008 election, he has been "reconciling" with the influential Norquist.
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Torture: Having been a tortured prisoner in the war in Vietnam, McCain has been against the torturing of war detainees and had also stated that the results of questioning prisoners using torture was usually very unreliable.
McCain has recently caved in to President Bush's program that supports the torture of any and all detainees as is deemed necessary by the the military commanders.
>>> Campaign Finance Reform: McCain's most famous policy issue has been his support for the bill he sponsored on campaign finance reform.
It's hard to believe, but today, McCain refuses to support the reform policies that he stated in his own campaign finance reform bill....?
>>> Bob Jones University: McCain was strongly against presidential candidates being able to campaign at the highly controversial Bob Jones University.
Today, John McCain supports campaigning at Bob Jones University.
>>> Ethanol: McCain was previously a big supporter of ethanol.
Today he's against ethanol.
>>> Confederate Flag: McCain was against displaying the confederate flag until he was advised that he would lose key Southern supporters if he said he disagreed with displaying the flag. He has since admitted that he changed his position back in 1999 just to make sure he did not lose those Southern supporters.
>>> Going to the Far Right: Previously known as the "Maverick" or "independent Republican", McCain is unashamedly, more and more in walk-step with George W. Bush's far right policies in the areas where it really counts for all Americans. Despites his current horrible record of major flip-flops, there are still many soft-pedaling media reporters and pundits telling Americans that "no one could accuse John McCain of deliberately being ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information".
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/66732And in that list there is nothing about "malfeasance" in relation to the McCain's Keating Five involvement, or legislative involvement with lobbyist, Vicki Iseman.