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Rodney Glassman, a Democrat who is challenging Senator John McCain, did his best to win over a tough crowd at a corn dinner last week.

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Republican Sen. John McCain on Sunday invited President Barack Obama to visit the border with Mexico to get a complete picture of the region and called on the president to do more for security.

Some measures on illegal immigration to the United States have improved, but the Obama administration is ignoring violence spilling into the U.S. from Mexico, Arizona Sen. John McCain said Sunday.

Mormon leaders have launched an expansive ad campaign in some battleground states designed to rebrand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as "normal," igniting speculation that the church is laying the groundwork for Mitt Romney to re-emerge next year for another presidential bid without an anti-Mormon stigma.

John McCains daughter says in a new book that Sarah Palin brought drama, stress and uncertainty to her fathers failed bid for the presidency in 2008. But Meghan McCain doesnt blame the vice presidential nominee for the loss. - [Read more]

Sen. John McCain fended off Republican challenger J.D. Hayworth in the Arizona Senate primary Tuesday, virtually assuring hell keep his seat in November despite signs earlier in the year that an anti-Washington wave could wipe out one of Capitol Hills most influential leaders. 

On a night where most of the incumbents held serve in the political arena, Alaska GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski is trailing a political unknown. Meanwhile, Arizona Sen. John McCain won his states GOP nomination in a bitterly fought primary.

Republican Sen. John McCain easily defeated his more conservative GOP challenger in Arizonas primary. In Alaska, Democrat Sen. Lisa Murkowski is fighting for her political life -- that primary is too close to call. The battle for money is a big a deal as the fight for votes. The Republican National Committee has only $5.3 million dollars left in its campaign coffers. Its Democratic counterpart has more than twice as much. - [Read more]

Once thought to be vulnerable, Arizona Sen. John McCain abandoned some old positions and soundly defeated former Rep. J.D. Hayworth in the Republican primary. McCain is now favored to win a 5th term in November. - [Read more]

Veteran Sen. John McCain and two-termer Lisa Murkowski are hoping political experience will serve to defeat upstart challenges from Tea-Party-supported candidates in Arizona and Alaska, respectively. Four states have primaries Tuesday while Oklahoma has a run-off for insurance commissioner.

In todays Arizona primary, a Tea Party-backed challenge to Sen. John McCain is expected to fall short. The challenger is former Rep. J.D. Hayworth. - [Read more]

Republican Sens. John McCain and Lisa Murkowski were poised to win bitter primaries in Arizona and Alaska against tea-party-backed candidates.

Senator John McCain’s lead as Arizonans prepare to vote on Tuesday is a reversal from earlier in the year.

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Sen. John McCain is the front-runner in Tuesdays GOP Senate primary in Arizona after a summer in which he was often tagged as a vulnerable incumbent. GOP Gov. Jan Brewers opponents dropped out after she signed into law the states tough anti-immigration measure. - [Read more]

In their bid to recapture the House, Republicans hope to mine Democratic seats from districts that picked John McCain over Barack Obama in the last presidential race.

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Senator John McCain of Arizona joined other senior Republicans calling for Congressional hearings on the 14th Amendment, which provides that anyone born in the United States is an American.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator John McCain said on Tuesday he would allow a Senate vote on President Barack Obamas nominee to be intelligence chief, but another Republican senator indicated he may stall the nomination.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator John McCain said on Monday he would allow a Senate vote on President Barack Obamas nominee to be U.S. intelligence chief as soon as he receives an intelligence report he requested 18 months ago.

Sen. John McCain put a "hold" on the confirmation of James Clapper to be the Director of National Intelligence, the Arizona Republicans spokeswoman said Monday.

The Arizona Republican placed a hold on the nomination of retired Gen. James Clapper, saying hes awaiting a report he requested from the nominee. McCains office wouldnt discuss the subject of the report. - [Read more]

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