The Real McCain
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The Real McCain: Why Conservatives Don't Trust Him and Why Independents Shouldn't by Cliff Schecter is a 2008 book that analyzes the political transformation of Senator John McCain. Starting with the Keating 5 lobbying scandal, it covers McCain's political transformation to a reformer and a Barry Goldwater Republican in the 1990's, his flirtation with Democratic positions in 2001 and recreation as a maverick, and finally his metamorphosis into one of the Bush Administration's strongest supporters in the Senate during George W. Bush's second term.[1]
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