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John McCain trots out the obligatory Rocky clips and music to celebrate his “comeback” victory in New Hampshire

Sound Bite: “I’m past the age when I can claim the noun ‘kid’ no matter what adjective precedes it . . . we sure showed ‘em what a comeback is.”

John McCain holds his 100th town hall meeting. It's a best-of collection of McCain soundbites. And then he brings out his celeb:

Sound bite: "I got my own Chuck Norris, my friends: Wilford Brimley, right here."

Couldn't you have found anyone younger than you, John?

A McCain strategist, campaign manager Rick Davis, shares a PowerPoint presentation pushing the McCain early-state strategy. It's actually sort of fascinating: spin, to be sure, but also an inside look into the thinking of a campaign. And that hinges on a win in New Hampshire leading to a critical contest in Florida. Super Tuesday, they say, will be a victory tour for whoever wins Florida. (Not that we're indulging in the horse race.)

Curt Schilling, pitching ace for the world champion Boston Red Sox, speaks at a town hall meeting in Manchester, NH in support of Senator John McCain.

Sound Bite: "We are at a point in time when integrity, honor, loyalty and respect stop being punchlines. They have to be the core components to the character and the makeup of the person we put in the White House.”

This 30-second ad champions John McCain as the only candidate “who has the guts to stand up to wasteful government spending.”

Sound Bite: “A million dollars for a Woodstock museum in a bill sponsored by Hillary Clinton: Predictable.”

Sam Brownback endorses "the best prolife candidate to beat Hillary Clinton": John McCain.

The Romney campaign posts this video from 2002 of John McCain endorsing Mitt’s bid for Massachusetts governor. Silly, but at least it's better than another clip about the line item veto.

John McCain talks with bloggers on his bus while calling Jon Stewart and tucking into some barbecued wings:

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Senator McCain didn't much like Senator Hillary Clinton's remark to General Petraeus that "The reports that you provide to us really require the willing suspension of disbelief."

Sound Bite: "It’s a willing suspension of disbelief that Senator Clinton thinks that she knows more than General Petraeus does about events on the ground."

McCain then called on Clinton to "renounce and denounce" the MoveOn.org ad headlined "General Petraeus or General Betray Us?"