Fox News on today’s big McCain speech:

… Mindful of a need to lay out his own vision for the future and distance himself from the existing administration policies, McCain voiced a more collaborative approach.
“The United States cannot lead by virtue of its power alone,” McCain said. Instead, the country must lead by [among other things] creating new international institutions to advance peace and freedom, he said….
McCain also drew applause for his definition of success in Iraq and Afghanistan, which he said “is the establishment of peaceful, stable, prosperous, democratic states that pose no threat to neighbors and contribute to the defeat of terrorists … It is the triumph of religious tolerance over violent radicalism.”
McCain said the United States’ goal in fighting Islamic extremists should be “to win the hearts and minds of the vast majority of moderate Muslims who do not want their future controlled by a minority of violent extremists.
“In this struggle, scholarships will be far more important than smart bombs.”

And Fox barely mentions McCain’s proposals for a “more aggressive approach to climate change.” It does report, though, that “[a]fter the speech, Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said McCain’s remarks were nothing more than ‘empty rhetoric.’” One can only hope.