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"Now that McCain is officially the Republican front-runner we&amp;#39;ll have to see if he can persuade the base he is &amp;quot;conservative enough&amp;quot; to turn out and vote for him in 2008.\nHis votes against the Bush tax cuts and work on comprehensive immigration reform, campaign finance restrictions and energy regulations have soured many high-profile conservatives like Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham.\nHe&amp;#39;s likely to begin making the case he&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;conservative enough&amp;quot; at a premier Washington event for movement conservatives called CPAC tomorrow. He skipped the convention last year, angering much of the GOP establishment, but is on the schedule for tomorrow morning.\nThen again, he is &amp;quot;the maverick.&amp;quot; He may just tell everyone to go to hell. (Kidding! Sort of...)\nLong before the ballots were counted last night, Republicans were wondering if he would get booed or cheered on the ballroom floor of the Omni Shoreham Hotel. They were also speculating if Ann Coulter, an annual speaker, would get booed or cheered for her outrageous suggestion that conservatives should campaign for Hillary against McCain in the general elections.\nEarly word is that McCain will tout his service &amp;quot;as a foot soldier in the Reagan Revolution&amp;quot; as one of his ads says, and show video clips of a younger McCain escorting the Gipper to one of his own CPAC speeches.\nSuffice to say, it&amp;#39;s going to be rancorous and exciting. I&amp;#39;m excited to see it.\nBy and large, I think the infighting is healthy for the party for now. It helps Republicans sort out their difference and distance themselves from the Bush administration. It remains to be seen, however, if the GOP will ultimately fall in line behind McCain.\nWhat do you think? Does McCain do it for you?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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