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The Los Angeles Times compares Sen. John McCain's energy policy plans to his past positions and voting record, and concludes he has often taken "contradictory stances on the federal government's role in energy policy."
Author: Noam N. Levey
July 1, 2008
The Los Angeles Times compares Sen. John McCain's energy policy plans to his past positions and voting record, and concludes he has often taken "contradictory stances on the federal government's role in energy policy."
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