McCain talks Off Shore Drilling, VP Pick, Georgia and more « Cameron’s Corner

August 12th, 2008 9:56 PM Eastern

McCain talks Off Shore Drilling, VP Pick, Georgia and more

by Carl Cameron

York, PA:

In a wide ranging interview, John McCain talked to Carl Cameron about a host of issues including his desire to see off-shore drilling now; his use of humor in his ads; if he is close to making a decision on his VP pick; he also talked about the situation in Georgia.

Listen to the extended interview:

Tags: ad, georgia, humor, off shore drilling, VP

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