John McCain: For Partisan Attacks on Foreign Soil Before He Was Against It

John McCain pledged not to engage in partisan attacks during his visit to Colombia yesterday.

While Sen. McCain slammed his Democratic rival repeatedly as a flip-flopper on trade policy aboard his flight from Indiana to Colombia, upon landing in Cartagena for the start of his 3-day Latin American swing McCain stayed true to his pledge to leave all politics at home — or at least on the plane.

“The only discussion I had concerning the presidential campaign was that I believe that that any partisanship ends at the waters’ edge. I do not speak about the presidential campaign,” McCain said [...]

However, three weeks ago, John McCain lobbed a partisan attack -- in Canada.

In a cross-border political attack, John McCain said Friday that Barack Obama's opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement is "nothing more than retreating behind protectionist walls."

John McCain -- he was for partisan attacks on foreign soil before he was against it.

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