In my post below comparing 50 key votes from Obama and McCain, I overlooked their records on space policy. Luckily, PopSci is on the case.
(h/t/ Instapundit)

In the three presidential debates between John McCain (R-AZ) and Barack Obama (D-IL), we’ve heard a lot about their voting records in the Senate. Votes on funding the troops in Iraq, stem cell research, equal pay for women, childrens’ health care, and energy policy have been raised by the candidates several times. Here’s [...]

For the first time ever, two sitting senators are running head to head as the major party candidates for President. This gives us a unique opportunity to look at the legislative records of the candidates – John McCain (R-AZ) and Barack Obama (D-IL) – to find solid clues about their governing styles and policy [...]

U.S. Senator John McCain today will deliver the following remarks as prepared for delivery at the McCain-Palin 2008 rally in Bensalem, PA, at 10:00 a.m. ET:

Senior citizens of America: Your Medicare benefits are safe; the Democrat nominee for president is not. Health-care reform is one of the most important issues in this campaign, and voters deserve an honest discussion of the issue.

Hoy la campaña McCain-Palin anunció el respaldo del pastor Marcos Witt

John McCain is not the perfect presidential candidate. But he’s a better choice than Barack Obama.
McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona, embodies traditional conservative values, a streak of independence and the depth of experience that qualify him for the Oval Office. At a time when the nation faces extraordinarily difficult challenges at home and abroad, [...]

After the final debate between John McCain and Barack Obama last week, the media lost no time digging for dirt on Joe the Plumber. Too bad a similar level of scrutiny was not applied to the slanderous remarks Mr. Obama made against Colombia.

Despite all the indicators that seem to make Pennsylvania look like a lost cause for Republican John McCain’s presidential campaign, the Arizona senator is not ready to concede the Keystone State.

It was all about “Joe the Plumber’’ Sunday as John McCain descended on battleground Ohio for the first time since the Holland man helped the Republican presidential nominee put a face on his criticisms of Barack Obama’s tax proposals.