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To get ahead, John McCain needs a movement and a program. At present, he has neither. He has, instead, a resume and a coterie. And the coterie is doing its best to transform the resume into a program (and itself into a mass movement). In the coming period, this coterie has the formidable task of developing McCain's appeal into a coherent program that will unify various malcontents into some McCainized version of movement conservatism.
This project will not be held back by lack of political talent. Outside of an immediate circle of advisers and consultants, the McCain coterie consists of William Kristol, the GOP strategist and editor of The Weekly Standard, David ...