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Posted on 12/10/2001 7:50:13 PM PST by ATOMIC_PUNK

Analysis of McCain Legislation/Positions - A must read

McCain Bills	Article Title	Analysis By
Global Warming	McCain, Lieberman Criticize Bush McCain and Lieberman Urge Emission Limit McCain rides again as front man for Dems McCain, Lieberman Urge Greenhouse Gas Curbs John McCain on Environment Can the Kyoto Treaty be saved? Environmental Leadership Study By Nation’s Largest Taxpayer Group Uncovers Dirty Secrets, Hidden Agenda of Kyoto Protocol
Gun show "loophole"	Gun Show Bill is Not What They Say Gun Show Bill is Even Worse Coalition Opposes McCain-Lieberman Gun Show Bill
Airline Labor Dispute Resolution Act	Bill would force labor arbitration
Patients' Bill of Rights	"Patients' Bill of Rights": An Unhealthy Remedy Doctors tell McCain: "Tell the Truth about support for the Patients Bill of Rights" Action needed on ‘Patients' Bill of Rights' Tell Congress : "Just Say No to Lawyers" Why Democrats Are So Angry Art Linkletter: "The so-called Patients' Bill of Rights is not the answer [to improving health-care coverage].
Internet Taxation	McCain Asked To Clarify Position on Internet Moratorium Open Letter to McCain (Unanswered) McCain: Compromise Possible In Internet Tax Debate McCain: Internet tax 'pernicious' McCain to Sign E-freedom Pledge McCain Rides the Internet Tax Issue
Campaign-Finance "Reform"	"Making the World Safer for Incumbents" The Consequences of McCain-Feingold- Cochran Campaign Finance Fantasyland The Terrible Secret of Campaign Finance Reform Public Opinion and Campaign Finance: A Skeptical Look at Senator McCain's Claims The Incumbency-Protection Racket McCain says GOP hurting his bill
Campaign-Finance Hypocracy	McCain PAC Spends $1.1M Candidates Get Just $14K From Straight Talk McCainiac Hypocrisy John McCain's permanent campaign

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