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In which the return of the free-wheeling John McCain is discussed.
Correction: Mitt Romney has never supported gay marriage. In 1994, however, he famously said that he would be a more effective advocate for gay rights than his opponent, Ted Kennedy. He hasn't said anything like that in this campaign, but all the same, my bad.
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