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  Think of it this way, if McCain wins, he could be out in time to run again in 2012 if he gets time off for good behavior. And just so we're clear, there is no longer any hypothetical involved in McCain spending beyond his legal limits: http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2008/03/24/mccain_breaks_spending_limits/ John McCain has officially broken the limits imposed by the presidential public financing system, according to spending reports filed last week by the campaign. The senator from Arizona has spent $58.4 million on his Republican primary effort. Those who have committed to public financing can spend no more than $54 million on their primary bid. McCain's lawyers contend that the spending cap no longer applies. The senator was certified to enter the matching-funds program last year when he was starved for cash. But once he started to win, he decided to hold off. On Feb. 6, after his Super Tuesday victories, he wrote to the Federal Election Commission to...
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