by mccainblogs — published on March 30th, 2008
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“Sen. McCain’s numbers are moving up, his approval numbers are rising, he’s drawing a lot of support from the other party, strong independent support and a unified Republican Party.”
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“Each one of the places we’re going to was part of the formative experiences that shaped my views and my thinking,” he told reporters Friday after a fundraiser at the Venetian casino-hotel.
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Meghan, 23, offers an insider’s view, offbeat and sometimes surprisingly intimate. While the Web site is about a campaign, it is not about issues and rarely mentions other candidates. Rather, it is intended to make her parents, and politics, seem more rea
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Anybody who thinks McCain is merely continuing the Bush agenda is not paying attention. (That means you, libs.)
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Liberal values: “I am going to teach them first about values and morals, but if they make a mistake, I don’t want them punished with a baby.” Funny, I consider my daughter a BLESSING, not “punishment.”
by William Teach — published on March 28th, 2008
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by mccainblogs — published on March 27th, 2008
by mccainblogs — published on March 22nd, 2008
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Asian Americans for McCain is an all-volunteer grassroots organization founded tot inform, organize, and mobilize the Asian-American community to elect Senator John McCain the next President of the United States.
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Mr. McCain has been a leader in the quest to end pork-barrel spending and has led by example — the senator, like myself, doesn’t request earmarks. He strongly supported a one-year moratorium on all earmarks in the U.S. Senate. And as president, Mr. McCa
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“John McCain’s favorite book is For Whom the Bell Tolls, a novel by Ernest Hemingway (1940).
This is often fodder for human interest stories or trivia…I feel there are distinct reasons this is McCain’s favorite novel. “
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The divisiveness of the Democrats is starting to take its toll. Significant numbers are saying they’ll vote for McCain if their candidate is not nominated.
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LOL: Pollster John Zogby suggested that high ranking Democratic party members want Barack Obama to release his delegates to former Vice President Al Gore so the party can nominate Gore to face John McCain in November.
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“It looks like the high minded campaign between Hillary! and Barry Obama has come to an end. [...] Now the Clinton campaign sends this.” OUCH! Heeeee.
by mccainblogs — published on March 21st, 2008
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Though he talks with great eloquence about the future, he sounds for all the world like one of the long line of Democrats from George McGovern to Walter Mondale to Michael Dukakis, who became history by espousing policies and striking a rhetorical pose th
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Sen. Barack Obama’s Chicago church reprinted a manifesto by Hamas that defended terrorism as legitimate resistance, refused to recognize the right of Israel to exist and compared the terror group’s official charter – which calls for the murder of Jews
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Democrats have been running our black communities for the past 40 years, and their Socialist policies have turned those communities into economic and social wastelands. With the complicity of the media, Democrats blatantly blame Republicans for the deplo
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Ha!
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Don’t mind me, I’m just enjoying the show.
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McCain currently leads Barack Obama 49% to 42% and Hillary Clinton 51% to 41%. How sweet it is!
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The Rasmussen Reports Balance of Power Calculator will be updated daily until Election Day with projected electoral votes.
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McCain’s crushing ‘em in these three states (note OH and MO numbers!)
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With the country concerned with the economy, Barack Obama has positioned himself as the candidate of racial reconciliation. With the body politic bitterly divided over the war in Iraq, Barack Obama has adopted racial reconciliation as his signature issue.
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As we have mentioned previously, the U.S. military and the new Iraqi intelligence service both confirm that Iran is hunting al Qaeda’s enemies, not al Qaeda itself, inside Iraq. Iran is on al Qaeda’s side in Iraq–not ours and not the Iraqi citizens.
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Matthew Yglesias thinks he has a “gotcha” on McCain, but gets McPwned. Off to shul, ignoramus!
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Barack Obama does not represent an authentic new “brand” in American politics; rather, he has shown himself to be an exceptionally adept political animal who can adjust to the prevailing political winds with seamless ease.
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Not about McCain, but the same principle applies: “A guy who calls ‘em like he sees ‘em without giving a damn about his favorability rating with the American people.” That’s John McCain.
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It’s apparent that Senator Obama’s identification of the “real culprits” of a nonexistent middle-class squeeze is simply a bit of tired class-warfare rhetoric: Wall Street versus Main Street, the rich versus the poor, the big corporations versus t
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GQ eyes Meghan McCain, rock star.
by mccainblogs — published on March 19th, 2008
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John McCain’s 67% favorable rating is the highest of any of the three major candidates running for president, and ties for his highest in Gallup polling history.
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People don’t have to agree with all of Senator McCain’s current positions to approve of the man. He has something there other than focus-group approved rhetoric. As an executive, he would actually run a directed operation. He would execute; not pander
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Senator John McCain today issued the following statement on District of Columbia v. Heller…
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“McCain was right the first time. He shouldn’t have taken his statement back. And it’s the bloggers who are ignorant–not John McCain.
Consider, for example: [...]“
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As far as Israel is concerned, and in view of the candidates’ current positions - no one is better than McCain. The Republican candidate is clearly more qualified than his rivals to be commander in chief - in theory of the American armed forces only, but
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Zogby poll: Likely voters nationwide say they would feel more secure having Republican John McCain over Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama answering the call of a crisis.
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The success of Hamas and Hizbullah in the region is not only a danger for Israel, but also a threat to US national interests, US Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Tuesday in an exclusive interview with The Jerusalem Post.
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Pledging ‘never again,’ presidential nominee John McCain received a hero’s welcome in Jerusalem on Tuesday evening, as he opened a two-day trip to Israel with a visit to Yad Vashem.
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John McCain now leads 46 percent to 40 percent in a hypothetical matchup against Obama, and 47 to 40 over Clinton.
by Beth C. — published on March 17th, 2008
SJ Reidhead at The Pink Flamingo has started McCain Mondays, which is a great way to spread the word about John McCain with your readers and share your own blog posts about John McCain for President.
Go here for instructions, and add your link!
by William Teach — published on March 16th, 2008
John McCain is over in Iraq. Not a photo op, but a fact finding mission. Head to Hot Air for the story
Is Obama sort of fascist? Check Stop The ACLU for the details
The Nose on Your Face has the Top 9 Obama Slogans as suggested by Rev. Wright
Over at MY Vast Right Wing Conspiracy, check out John McCain’s Journey to Freedom
Obama shuns Fox News until he is in trouble. Heh heh. See Webloggin for the 411
My Blue Star Life has Celtic Women! Erin Go Braugh!
More as I come across them
Sweetness and Light highlights the Obamessiah campaign pulling a Kerry, ie, scrubbing the racists Rev. Wright from the campaign website.
McCain beats both Obama and Clinton in the latest poll with Nadar added to the mix. Anyone want to bet the Democrats are going to hose Nadar’s chances to be on the ballot?
The American Princess writes to Ted Kennedy.
My good liberal blogger friend, The Gun Toting Liberal (who will probably be annoyed that I included him at a pro-McCain blog :)) is excited about the coming SCOTUS ruling on the 2nd Amendment.
by mccainblogs — published on March 2nd, 2008
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Harsh reality about the election also explains why John McCain is the best man to run for the Presidency, if not the only Republican who can win.
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Notes from Thursday’s blogger call with Senator McCain.
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Heh. Maybe McCain-McClane?
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Like Reagan, McCain may never make education his top priority. But by picking a few key issues and using his power effectively, he just might be an education president anyhow.
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Several head-to-head polls of likely voters now show McCain beating Obama, and McCain’s favorable/unfavorable ratings are each a couple points stronger to boot.
by mccainblogs — published on March 1st, 2008
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The same morally simple narrative that hails Mr Obama as Luke Skywalker, bursting out of America’s Death Star, is beginning to portray John McCain as a kind of Darth Vader. Mr McCain is already, in the media’s account, the grumpy old white man who emerged
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