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Today some good folks are running a Money Bomb for Senator McCain. We hope you will contribute what you can to help. To participate, please head on over to the McCain web site and make your contribution. Happy 4th of July! ;)
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Happy 4th of July to all Americans. This Country proves that Protest and Democracy works. It's not perfect but its the best in the world.
I spend this 4th of July with my family but I am also protesting. That is what the founding fathers were doing when they decided to sign the Declaration of Independence. They fought for what they wanted which was freedom.
I find myself in the same position. I find myself rebelling against my Party which told me I was no longer needed. They told me I was not the type of person they wanted in their party. They told me I was uneducated or white or a female. They told me I was poor or blue collar. They told me to stay home if I didn't like the fact that the Nominee was going to be selected not elected. They did not listen to our voices of protest and ignored our votes. They backed their man for whatever reason.
I own my vote and from now on both Political Parties and all candidates for whatever office they seek are going to have to work for my vote. They are going to have to be politically courageous and actually stand for something.
I no longer wished to be threatened with Roe vs Wade. I am not a one issue person and am insulted that anyone would assume I am.
I may not agree with Republicans on most issue I will say I have never witnessed the Republicans stealing an election from another Republican. Could this be why the Democrats hardly ever win.
I spend this fourth a little different then I have ever done so before but Protest is the American way.
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McCain-obamaFrom McCain.com
Statement by McCain Campaign on Barack Obama's Iraq Comments Today
ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today released the following statement from McCain spokesman Brian Rogers concerning Barack Obama's remarks on Iraq:
"Since announcing his campaign in 2007, the central premise of Barack Obama's candidacy was his commitment to begin withdrawing American troops from Iraq immediately. He campaigned in Iowa, New Hampshire and across the country reaffirming this pledge to the American people.
"Today, Barack Obama reversed that position proving once again that his words do not matter. He has now adopted John McCain's position that we cannot risk the progress we have made in Iraq by beginning to withdraw our troops immediately without concern for conditions on the ground. There is nothing wrong with changing your mind when the facts on the ground dictate it. Indeed, the facts have changed because of the success of the surge that John McCain advocated for years and Barack Obama opposed in a position that put politics ahead of country.
"Now that Barack Obama has changed course and proven his past positions to be just empty words, we would like to congratulate him for accepting John McCain's principled stand on this critical national security issue. If he had visited Iraq sooner or actually had a one-on-one meeting with General Petraeus, he would have changed his position long ago."
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Jeb Bush will meet with John McCain in Mexico according to this story from ABC News via Jonathan Martin's Blog
I was wondering where Jeb was. I can only wonder if this meeting has any substance. But I am sure that it will generated a huge amount of speculation in the media.
Jeb Bush may have the wrong last name for 2008 but he sure as hell has the credentials.
After serving his term as Governor of Florida, Jeb has been off the radar. That is until he reversed his long held position regarding drilling off the coast of Florida. He now supports it.
Between the war in Iraq, the price of gas, and only about 4 month's left in this election cycle, McCain/Bush might be able to pull it off.
Doubtful and controversial, but fun to ponder.
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You're sure to be seeing more videos like this in the next few months. I don't know how this guy expects to win with friends like these.
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Statement by John McCain on Today's Hostage Rescue in Colombia
ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain issued the following statement on today's hostage rescue in Colombia:
"Today, I spoke by phone to President Uribe. He told me some of the details of the dramatic rescue of the people who were held hostage. Three Americans are now free and Ingrid Betancourt is now in good condition. I'm pleased with the success of this very high-risk operation. Sometimes in the past, the FARC has killed the hostages rather than let them be rescued.
"So I congratulate President Uribe, the military and the nation of Colombia. It is great news. Now we must renew our efforts to free all of the other innocent people held hostage. With regard to the three Americans and Ingrid Betancourt -- they had been held many years, as many as six years.
"Last night, President Uribe and the defense minister did brief us that the operation was going to take place today."
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My plan is to make conservative films in the heart of Hollywood that show how great our country is, how great our Judeo-Christian faith is and the founding fathers are. My plan is to make films that exposures the insanity of liberalism and show liberals in films as the bad guys for once.
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My plan is to make conservative films in the heart of Hollywood that show how great our country is, how great our Judeo-Christian faith is and the founding fathers are. My plan is to make films that exposures the insanity of liberalism and show liberals in films as the bad guys for once.
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In a stunning act of hypocrisy, Barack Obama has broken his pledge to accept public financing for the 2008 general election. Obama is the first presidential candidate to opt out of the public finance system instituted after the Watergate scandal. After claiming to run a campaign of change, it seems the only thing he is willing to change is his principles if it is the politically expedient thing to do. And in his announcement to disavow public funds, Obama falsely claimed that, "John McCain's campaign and the Republican National Committee are fueled by contributions from Washington lobbyists and special interest PACs." Let's set the record straight. According to the non-partisan FactCheck.org, the RNC receives 98.9% of our funds from voluntary contributions of grassroots leaders like you willing to make an investment in building a better future for America based on our conservative principles of lower taxes, limited government, strong national defense and individual freedom. The average donation to the RNC is $69. But the Obama Democrats are not letting the facts get in the way of their drive to recapture the White House and expand their majorities in Congress. Obama has already raised $295.5 million during the primaries, and will raise and spend as much as $500 million before November. Liberal special interests from Big Labor to the Sierra Club to MoveOn.org will spend close to ONE BILLION dollars to defeat Republicans and help Democrats seize total control of the federal government. There's only one way John McCain and our candidates can counter the Obama Democrats' massive haul of campaign cash . . . and that's through your generous support of the RNC. The RNC is the ONLY Party organization permitted by federal law to directly support John McCain after our National Convention. Your secure online contribution of $1,000, $500, $100, $50 or $25 today will help keep our Party on track to victory by providing the voter registration, campaign programs and direct financial support to elect Republicans from the courthouse to the White House. Your help today is absolutely vital. Please take a moment right now to visit the Let's Get This Right Slate Card by clicking HERE and contribute of $1,000, $500, $100, $50 or $25 $10 or even $1.00 to help elect Conservatives at all levels.
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