McCain on King Day: ?I Was Wrong?
John McCain told a Memphis crowd gathered in memory of the assassination of Martin Luther King that "I was wrong" to oppose a national holiday for Dr. King, but that didn't stop some in the crowd from heckling the would-be president.John McCain told a Memphis crowd gathered in memory of the assassination of Martin Luther King that “I was wrong” to oppose a national holiday for Dr. King, but that didn’t stop some in the crowd from heckling the would-be president.
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