McCain has been a U.S. Senator from Arizona since
1987, winning re-election in 1992, 1998, and 2004.
We conservatives have our differences with John McCain
But President McCain on his worst day
will keep America stronger, safer, freer and more prosperous
than Barak Obama on his best or any other day.
The
U.S. stands at a fiscal crossroads The yawning gulf
between the viewpoints of Mr. McCain and those of Clinton
and Obama on the critical issue of the steady collapse
of our government's financial house.
What's
Happened to John McCain? This question was asked
by the NRA in America's 1st Freedom July 2001
issue. Yes, July, 2001 is almost six years ago, but
now that he wants to be President, it bears a careful
review!
McCain
on North Korea Nukes Barry Young said today (Oct.
11, 2006) on KFYI here in Phoenix: "When John McCain
gets it wrong he gets it very, very wrong but when he
gets it right he gets it very, very right." He
was referring to what John McCain said yesterday in
Southfield Michigan about North Korea's attempted nuclear
test and the Dem's trying yet again to "blame Bush".
Behind
McCain Adviser's Exit His fall, Republicans say,
is a measure of the trouble Mr. McCain now finds himself
in.
McCain
Loses Key Aides Amid Fund-Raising Woes. But Mr.
McCain's problems go deeper than money or personnel.
Money
Slip Hurts McCain Bid ... acknowledged the fallout
from Mr. McCain's high-profile advocacy for the recent
failed immigration-reform package...
Free
Speech Gets Another Day in Court: The freedom
to engage in this political speech is set out clearly
in the First Amendment, and BCRA's strict limitation
on issue advocacy of any kind during campaign season
is a fundamental assault on its spirit and intent.
From the WSJ April 24, 2007.
