coalkirk wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/21/us/politics/21mccain.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
Here's a link to the Times story. Weaver is not his campaign manager, he's an advisor. He also did not cooberate that statement.
Exerpt:
"John Weaver,
a former top strategist and now an informal campaign adviser, said in an e-mail message that he arranged the meeting after “a discussion among the campaign leadership” about her.
“Our political messaging during that time period centered around taking on the special interests and placing the nation’s interests before either personal or special interest,” Mr. Weaver continued. “Ms. Iseman’s involvement in the campaign, it was felt by us, could undermine that effort.”
Mr. Weaver added that the brief conversation was only about “her conduct and what she allegedly had told people, which made its way back to us.” He declined to elaborate.
It is not clear what effect the warnings had; the associates said their concerns receded in the heat of the campaign.
Ms. Iseman acknowledged meeting with Mr. Weaver, but disputed his account. "
Sounds like a story to me. Wanna bet more will be coming out that McCain's denials wont hold together on?