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McCain shifts campaign focus to Democrats
By GREG J. BOROWSKI
Posted: Feb. 19, 2008
Boosted by a solid win in Wisconsin, Republican presidential hopeful John McCain on Tuesday turned his attention squarely to November - and a road to the White House that could feature the state.
While campaigning in Wisconsin in recent days, McCain was careful to not sound presumptuous, declaring he's not yet won the nomination and Mike Huckabee had every right to continue on.
But in his victory speech, delivered from Ohio,
McCain began his national case against the Democrats,
warning the country against being "deceived by an eloquent, but empty call for
change."
That line, along with others, suggests McCain sees Democrat Barack Obama as his most likely fall opponent. Later, McCain warned of the risk of going with the "confused leadership of an inexperienced candidate."
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