I'm looking at his webpage and flicking on it contiously and what do I see?
It's McCain, McCain, McCain. He doesn't even try to hide his bias.

He leads on Obama about 30% and the rest is McCain.
When he does lead on Obama. He references it for a shorter time than Obama.
The last entry of the day before he shuts out is usually a McCain piece.
Which means it hangs there for about 10 hours. For all to see.

I have noticed something equally disturbing. When it comes to culturally references.
Like the 'Scarlett Johannsen Email' thing he is more likely to refer it to Obama than he is to McCain. Which gives the impression to frequent readers that one is more serious than the other and more important.

Mark Halperin is a through and through hack and he isn't clever to hide it.

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McCain Continues Buckeye State Swing

CNN
The presumptive GOP nominee speaks to employees at the General Motors Lordstown Assembly Plant in Warren, Ohio after a morning tour.
Talks energy, says finding alternative energy sources "a national security issue." Touts his Lexington Plan to combat woes.
Says he's willing to invest a couple billion dollars a year to help develop clean coal technology.
"To say that we're not going to do anything...I think is a disservice to the United States of America."
He'll have a press availability following the event.
Also: GM's CEO lobbies Obama for federal help for the auto industry.
Obama backers preempt event with morning media call criticizing McCain's economic and energy policies, call his gas tax "a gimmick." Permalink
McCain Highlights "The Lexington Project" in New TV Ad

The presumptive GOP nominee touts his plan for energy independence in 30-second spot. Ends with new tagline: "Putting country first."
Watch it above. Read script here.
Campaign says the ad will air on national cable and key battleground states. Amount of ad buy unknown.
HALPERIN'S TAKE: What smart Republican strategists think should be on John McCain's to-do list. Permalink
Bark Like a Seal

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McCain wins the week, per The Page's Scorecard in the spanking new issue of