This is investigative journalism at its best, revealing previously unknown information about McCain's ties to a non-profit he founded and funded. Information such as this could play a role in the campaign, and perhaps, become an issue for the FEC.

This is information that voters need to be hit with, hard. I have confidence in Harper's, and these charges are very important to the candidate's integrity. In all fairness, a thorough background check of Obama's ties to financial shakers and doers backing him need to be broadcast, as they should concern voters, too.

I realize that the non-subscribers will find the pdf hard to read in this format. The magazine wants you to buy a copy. But go to your library and read this. It digs below the surface of the image of reformer.

Very well done. Ethics, transparency? The autthor shows the very blaten way in which McCain uses his non-profit as a front to further his political ambitions. How can you argue with the way the article pointed out paragraphs in the charter that conflicted with McCain's behavior in running his campaign. I like the way Siverstein used the graphic to illustrate this point. It's important for people to know that McCain not a reformer and that he can't shake lobbyist. He's nothing but the typical politician. This is not change I can believe in. After reading this article, now, everything McCain says is suspect.