MCCAIN JOINS GLOBAL WARMING CULT

By Cal Thomas

In an effort to win over those “moderates” who believe that global warming is about to destroy the planet, Republican presidential candidate John McCain spoke Monday at a Portland, Ore., training facility for Vestas Wind Technology. He claimed, “The facts of global warming demand our urgent attention, especially in Washington.”

There certainly is more “hot air” on this and a lot of other subjects in Washington, but that isn’t what he meant. The era of big government is so not over, as Bill Clinton claimed it was in 1996.

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McCain Rebuffs Dobson: Will Evangelicals Bolt?

By: Phil Brennan

Sen. John McCain's campaign has so far turned a deaf ear to invitations to meet with politically powerful evangelical leader Dr. James Dobson at his Focus on the Family headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colo., raising the possibility that the nation's sizable evangelical bloc will sit out the presidential race in November.

The move would all but assure the election of Sen. Barack Obama, columnist Robert Novak argues in a recent column.

Noting that Dobson has indicated he can't support McCain for president, Novak writes that Dobson's opposition to McCain "reflects continued resistance to the prospective presidential nominee among Christian conservatives who are unhappy with McCain's current positions on stem-cell research, immigration and global warming, not to mention his past sponsorship of campaign-finance reform."

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McCain Courts Leftwing Bloggers

By Newsmax Staff | 5-19-08

Republican John McCain's campaign has begun holding regular conference calls with leftwing bloggers and blogs that focus on single issues such as healthcare and the environment.

On May 15, McCain held a conference call with bloggers including Greg Sargent of TPM Election Central, Kate Sheppard, a political reporter for the environmental Web site Grist.org, and Erin Kotecki, who blogs at BlogHer.com and The Huffington Post, according to Wired.com.

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GOP Leaders Warn of Election Disaster

Shellshocked House Republicans got warnings from leaders past and present Tuesday: Your party’s message isn’t good enough to prevent disaster in November, and neither is the NRCC’s money. The Republican brand has been so badly damaged that if Republicans try to run an anti-Obama or anti-Rev. Wright campaign, they are simply going to fail.

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I've been warning the party heads not to run on the same platform as they did in 2006.

The McCain dilemma: a split personality on his wars

Standing up to terrorists, but not Democrat intimidation
By Wes Vernon

Senator John McCain — the presumptive Republican presidential nominee — remains an enigma. He stands up to those who want us to soft-pedal the source of the terrorist threat. But he caves to Democrats when they express the slightest displeasure. Go figure.

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John McCain is No Hero

I have never in my long life seen propaganda as blatant and untrue as the ceaseless barrage of lies proclaiming John McCain as a hero. Nothing could be farther from the truth. As McCain emerged as a candidate, ABC made-a-for-TV movie portraying him as a hero who endured torture and prevailed. About the only thing in that movie that was the truth is that they got his name right. While a POW, his propaganda broadcasts were frequently heard on Radio Hanoi. By his own admission, when he was pulled from the lake in downtown Hanoi, badly hurt, the first thing he did was to identify himself as the son of Admiral McCain,...
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Load up on guns and bring your friends

In 2003, Vietnam vet McCain, a strong advocate of the war on Iraq, predicted that, 'victory will be rapid, within about three weeks' and since then he has been promising the American public that the war will soon be over.

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Two McCain Moments, Rarely Mentioned

What Mr. McCain almost never mentions are two extraordinary moments in his political past that are at odds with the candidate of the present: His discussions in 2001 with Democrats about leaving the Republican Party, and his conversations in 2004 with Senator John Kerry about becoming Mr. Kerry’s running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket.
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McCain Fortune Traced To Organized Crime

Mob figures later implicated in Arizona savings and loan scandal
By Jerome R. Corsi
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The Most Flawed Presidential Candidate in History

Who is John McCain?
We need to know who we are voting for, instead of voting for the lesser of two evils, if you can even honestly say that there is such a thing.

Well Roland C. Eyears writes...
JOHN McCAIN: THE MOST FLAWED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN HISTORY,
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Election 2008: The field has narrowed to 4

Why America isn’t proud of Cindy McCain (or John McCain, either)

If McCain's war squealing, and racial ephitates weren't enough to disgust you, then maybe his drug addicted thieving wife some twenty to thirty years younger than John McCain, might cause you to take a second look at who so called Conservatives are about to support to the White House.
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McCain still short of nomination

Not so fast, Sen. McCain. John McCain's campaign issued a statement last week claiming the Arizona senator had surpassed the number of delegates needed to secure the GOP nomination for president, after Mitt Romney endorsed him.

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John McCain funded by Soros since 2001

As Sen. John McCain assumes the GOP front-runner mantle, his long-standing, but little-noticed association with donors such as George Soros and Teresa Heinz Kerry is receiving new attention among his Republican critics.

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Is McCain a Conservative?

by Robert Novak

As John McCain neared his momentous primary election victory in Florida after a ferocious campaign questioning his conservative credentials, right-wingers buzzed over word that he had privately suggested that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was too conservative.

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McCain Madness

by Chuck Baldwin
February 8, 2008

A few weeks before Super Tuesday, my friend Howard Phillips asked me who I thought the Republican Presidential nominee would be. I predicted John McCain. With the results of Super Tuesday now history, most political pundits are also predicting that the Arizona senator will gain the Republican nomination for President.

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The "No McCain" Pledge to the party

The plan is simple. If as few as 10% of voting Republicans will commit to NEVER vote for John McCain, he cannot win the presidency.


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Luck Of The Admiral's Son Not For "Grunts"

But, if your name is John McCain and your father and grandfather were famous admirals, violating the Code of Conduct by "aiding the enemy" translates into fodder for a political career, book deals, and adulation bordering on sainthood.

Even though news reports of McCain collaborating with the enemy continued from the time he was captured in 1967 through 1970, the Navy never considered prosecution as an option.

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'Republicans for Choice' Endorses McCain

The Republicans for Choice Political Action Committee has endorsed John McCain (R-Ariz.), saying he is the best candidate now that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is out of the presidential race.
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McCain to critics on right: 'Calm down'

"I do hope that at some point we would just calm down a little bit and see if there's areas we can agree on," McCain said the day after Super Tuesday.

Dr. James Dobson, and other conservative leaders have voice opposition to McCain as not being a conservative at all.

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