Ignoring reversal, O'Donnell said McCain "believes he's stronger among Hispanic-Americans, especially because of his immigration stance"
June 08, 2008 2:14 pm ET
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SUMMARY: NBC's Kelly O'Donnell asserted that Sen. John McCain "believes he's stronger" than Sen. Barack Obama "among Hispanic-Americans, especially because of his immigration stance, which nearly killed him in the Republican Party." But O'Donnell did not note that McCain reversed himself on the issue of immigration; he now says that "we've got to secure the borders first" and that he "would not" support his own comprehensive immigration reform legislation.
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