The following is a transcript of an interview between Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and ABC News' David Wright. Republican presidential candidate Sen.

By LAURA MECKLER and ELIZABETH HOLMES As his campaign bus rolled through northern Wisconsin recently, John McCain interrupted a conversation to take a

AP KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine – Republican John McCain worked Monday to wrestle the spotlight from Barack Obama's tour of Iraq by insisting he was right and the

In the 2008 political season, it was hard not to hear the sound of America’s racial history humming with the tune of the Civil War era.

Former president George HW Bush had glowing words for John McCain at the compound in Kennebunkport, Maine. (brian snyder/Reuters) KENNEBUNKPORT,

Senator John McCain (R) and formerp resident George Bush answer questions from reporters at Bush's residence on Walker's Point in Kennebunkport,

KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — Republican Sen. John McCain insisted on Monday that he has been consistently right on both Iraq and Afghanistan while Democratic

John McCain came to this ritzy seaside town to meet with George HW Bush Monday afternoon—and, at the same time, gave the news media a glimpse into the

By Eric Kleefeld - July 23, 2008, 10:48AM A new poll from Virginia suggests that Barack Obama is holding on to a narrow lead in this unlikely swing state,

Have you noticed all the carping and caterwauling this week from the McCain campaign and its attack dogs over the allegedly unbalanced -- and even

KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine -- Former President George Herbert Walker Bush is a bit lonely up, sequestered on an island in the Atlantic Ocean.

(NECN/ABC) - Barack Obama has wasted little time during his trip to Iraq, meeting with US troops. And meeting with the top American Commander in Iraq,

KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine | Republican Sen. John McCain on Monday drew closer to his Democratic presidential opponent's timetable on Iraq, saying that US troops

(CNN)–Sen. Barack Obama continues his tour overseas while Sen. John McCain criticizes him back home. In the latest installment of CNN = Politics Daily,

By Leah Clapman on July 21, 2008 Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain appeared on all three network morning shows Monday arguing that his

By Giselle Goodman July 21, 2008 09:35 AM In case you didn't know already, Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain is in Maine today,

No sooner was everyone poised to deal with the consequences of a possible nuclear exchange between Iran and Israel or the US military than President Bush

We promise you anything you wanna hear. We spent millions of dollars to make our points clear here, Obama and McCain sing together.