(CNN) -- In the face of mounting controversy over headline-grabbing statements from the Rev. John Hagee, CNN has learned that presumptive Republican nominee

WASHINGTON (AFP) — Republican White House hopeful John McCain Thursday rejected the endorsement of a prominent evangelical leader who said in a 1990s sermon

CALLER: I've got two comments. I was going to come in with one, and then I was just thinking about this second one. The first one was, I just wanted to

By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 5/22/2008 4:54:00 PM Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.

By Ali at 4:17 pm CNN reports that Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) has finally rejected the support of radical pastor John Hagee. McCain’s repudiation comes as

By Eric Kleefeld - May 22, 2008, 3:57PM The controversy surrounding John Hagee's endorsement has finally gotten to John McCain.

Presidential candidate John McCain has been embarrassed in the past by the statements of right-wing Pastor John Hagee, whose endorsement he actively sought

Controversial pro-McCain Pastor John Hagee has said that the Nazis operated on behalf of God to persecute Jews and shepherd them to Palestine.

Barack Hussein Obama has denounced inflammatory remarks made by his pastor who accused the US interim government of bringing on the September 11 attacks.

Hagee, whose endorsement McCain fought for, has previously made comments against gays and called Catholicism “the great whore.” The latest dust-up comes

By Steve Holland UNION CITY, California (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Thursday rejected the endorsement of a Texas preacher

UNION CITY, Calif. | Republican John McCain has rejected the endorsement of an influential Texas televangelist criticized for his anti-Catholic views.

With the nomination well in hand, John McCain has at last rejected the endorsement of Pastor John Hagee, who once suggested that the holocaust was a case of

John McCain has officially rejected the endorsement of Pastor John Hagee after controversial remarks from Hagee, regarding Adolf Hitler,