McCain has not been as much of a "family values" type of hypocrit as so many others in his party have. I think it's because of this that there is not much of an appetite for raking him over the coals on this thing. I hope not, because frankly I don't really want to hear about it. Let his wife kick his ass over it and then let it go. I've long ago stopped believing politicians are more moral than anyone else.
The conflicts involved (because she is a lobbyist) are the more important point, but I believe the story will fade away. I could be dead wrong. I thought sure Huckabee's part in the release of the rapist who murdered that girl would derail him but it didn't seem to stick to him much, although I still think it probably would have come back to haunt him if he had been nominated. I suppose it depends on whether anything more damning than just this innuendo surfaces. If McCain goes down it ought to be because he supports certain foolish agendas and policies of Bush, not because of something hokey like this, unless there's more to it than we're hearing about so far.
SAM: What's new, Normie? NORM: Terrorists, Sam. They've taken over my stomach and they're demanding beer.