I’m looking forward to Vicki Iseman’s defamation suit against the NYT, if only because we’re bound to see an argument over whether or not Iseman asked McCain to share a blankie with her.

Honest, Vicki Iseman says. She didn’t ask to share a blanket with John McCain.

The trajectory of Vicki Iseman’s career has moved from a focus on media consolidation to a focus on defense and Veterans issues.

When I noted that John McCain’s gal lobbyist friend had represented the two networks that would, in 2004, show the anti-Kerry propaganda piece, Stolen Honor, I admitted I didn’t know precisely whether or how John McCain had helped Iseman’s second

Bud Paxson says McCain’s 2002 deposition–and not his claims yesterday–are the truth.

Vicki Iseman used her close relationship with McCain to do more than help the two companies that would later go on to smear John Kerry expand their reach. She was also help CanWest win approval of the purchase of Conrad Black’s media properties.

Is it just a coincidence that two of the companies Vicki Iseman was lobbying McCain about in 1999 were the two that aired Stolen Honor in 2004?