Mark McKinnon
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Mark McKinnon is a former policy advisor and media consultant to President George W. Bush and Republican Senator and presidential candidate John McCain. McKinnon currently serves as the President of Maverick Media and Vice-Chairman of Public Strategies[1] as well as an "informal advisor" to John McCain's presidential bid[2]. McKinnon created much of the television campaign for then-Governor Bush's bid for president in 2000, and reprised that role in 2004. He was working in the same capacity for Senator McCain in 2008. He left the campaign on May 21, 2008, stating that he preferred not to campaign against Illinois Senator Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for president[3].
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- ^ Public Strategies Inc
- ^ Mark McKinnon, true to vow, exits McCain team rather than fight Obama : Top of the Ticket : Los Angeles Times
- ^ Mark McKinnon, true to vow, exits McCain team rather than fight Obama : Top of the Ticket : Los Angeles Times
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McKinnon is a graduate of the University of Texas, Austin, where he was elected to a term as editor of The Daily Texas student newspaper.
