McCain

Source: www.freerepublic.com --- 55 seconds ago
I cannot tell how much of this outrage about Sarah Palin's endorsement of McCain is feigned by those who do not wish her well. It is not principally to those folks that this post is directed. To those conservatives who are genuinely disappointed by Sarah Palin's decision to support McCain, let me say that I think Rush and Mark Levin understand it and have said that it is a question of loyalty and that loyalty is a virtue. That makes sense to me and, personally, I would be a little put off if she did otherwise, since it would look... ...

Source: ppjg.wordpress.com --- 3 hours ago
Senator John McCain has introduced S. 3002, the Dietary Supplement Safety Act (DSSA). This bill will . . . * control your ability to use vitamins, * for the benefit of the major sports leagues The following welfare queens endorsed McCain’s bill within hours of its introduction . . . * The National Football League * The National Basketball Association * Major [...] ...

Source: www.flagstafftoday.com --- 4 hours ago
Examiner.com Arizona tea party movement making McCain and Hayworth work for voteExaminer.comLast week, the leaders of Arizona's four largest tea party organizations (Tucson Tea Party, Greater... ...

Source: s.azcentral.com --- 5 hours ago
The liberal, union-backed national group Americans United for Change on Tuesday launched 250,000 robocalls in Arizona blasting Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., for voting against the Senate health-care reform bill. Here is the robocall script (watch a video version here):  I’m calling from Americans United for Change.  Arizona Senator John McCain is happy to let the government pay for his health care, but last December, John McCain voted against requiring that ordinary Americans be eligible to buy the same health insurance as members of Congress.  Senator McCain may have seven houses and fly around in private jets, but when it comes to his health care he should be ... read the rest of this post ...

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Source: xfruits.com --- 6 hours ago
WalkerOTC: McCain Withdraws Support For Dietary Supplement Safety Act http://bit.ly/96QvkD ...

Source: www.defensedaily.com --- 6 hours ago
By Emelie Rutherford Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), a close watchdog of the contest to build the next Air Force tanker, said yesterday he will not fight to change Northrop Grumman's [NOC] decision to exit the contest and will closely monitor Boeing [BA] going... ...

Source: www.govexec.com --- 6 hours ago
Lawmakers will keep a close eye on the contract, but won't intervene, according to the Arizona Republican. ...

Source: twitter.com --- 7 hours ago
PlanetRomney: #tcot Mitt Romney Central: Mitt Romney: Why He Supports John McCain, ‘No Apology’ Book Tour Precursor to 2012 Pres... http://bit.ly/bbOXiP ...

Source: mittromneycentral.com --- 8 hours ago
RT correspondent Kristine Frazao (the Alyona Show) reports on MittRomney’s ‘No Apology’ book tour, recent National Press Club speech, and speculates on a possible Romney 2012 presidential run: When questioned why NPC attendees were ’smitten’ with Romney, his experience, eloquence, and looks were mentioned. Frazao elaborates further: “Everyone that I spoke to said we like his [...] ...

Source: politicomafioso.blogspot.com --- 9 hours ago
PHOENIX, AZ – U.S. Senator John McCain’s re-election campaign today released a new web video, called “Storm Rising,” in the wake of today’s front-page article in The Arizona Republic chronicling ex-Congressman J.D. Hayworth’s continued refusal to disclose the donors to his FIT Trust, the trust set up to pay his legal bills stemming from his involvement with the convicted felon lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Watch the new McCain 2010 web video here : John McCain 2010 campaign Communications Director Brian Rogers issued the following statement on today’s Arizona Republic report and the release of the new web video: “Mr. Hayworth desperately needs to take a dose of his own advice from 2001, when he said on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives that ‘the simplest way to handle this would be to heed the words of Mr. Justice Brandeis, who said that sunlight is the best disinfectant.’ It’s past-time for Mr. Hayworth to come clean with the people of Arizona and release the donors to his secret Abramoff trust fund.” -- McCain 2010 Communications Director Brian Rogers FROM THE FRONT PAGE OF THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC TODAY: McCain wants Hayworth to reveal donors for legal bills Article Link By Dan Nowicki The Arizona Republic March 8, 2010 In an increasingly bitter Republican primary fight, Sen. John McCain is pressuring rival J.D. Hayworth to release the names of the benefactors who are helping Hayworth settle legal bills accumulated while prepar ...

Source: politicomafioso.blogspot.com --- 9 hours ago
March 08, 2010 Senator McCain and Senator Brown had an amazing reception around the state this weekend. We have put together a short recap of their weekend. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO! Also, Senator Scott Brown spoke at our Volunteer Rally on Friday at McCain Headquarters. The crowd was standing room only and everyone left the event ready to knock on doors, make phone calls, comment in the blogs and get out the vote!. Thanks again to everyone that attended. If you missed our event and would like to volunteer you can click here . CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VIDEO! You can also check out pics from the weekend events here and here . Thanks to everyone for coming out! ...

Source: www.campaignforliberty.com --- 10 hours ago
By Matt Holdridge From the Atlantic : Why is the national security community treating the " Enemy Belligerent, Interrogation, Detention, and Prosecution Act of 2010,"  introduced by Sens. John McCain and Joseph Lieberman on Thursday as a standard proposal, as a simple response to the administration's choices in the aftermath of the Christmas Day bombing attempt? A  close reading of the bill suggests it would allow the U.S. military to detain U.S. citizens without trial indefinitely in the U.S. based on suspected activity .  Read the bill here , and then read the summarized points after the jump. According to the summary,  the bill sets out a comprehensive policy for the detention, interrogation and trial of suspected enemy belligerents who are believed to have engaged in hostilities against the United States by requiring these individuals to be held in military custody, interrogated for their intelligence value and not provided with a Miranda warning. The post goes on. There is no distinction between U.S. persons--visa holders or citizens--and non-U.S. persons. ) It would require these "belligerents" to be coded as "high-value detainee[s]" to be held in military custody and interrogated for their intelligence value by a High-Value Detainee Interrogation Team established by the president. ( The H.I.G., of course, was established to bring a sophisticated interrogation capacity to the  federal  justice system. )   This begs the questio ...

Source: www.financial24.org --- 10 hours ago
WASHINGTON, March 9 - Senator John McCain, whose investigation derailed an earlier Air Force tanker deal with Boeing Co, said he would monitor the current tanker acquisition process closely after Northrop Grumman Corp announced on Monday that it wa McCain to monitor Air Force tanker process closely ...

Source: www.meltingmama.net --- 10 hours ago
THANK GOODNESS ! NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Shares of nutritional supplement makers climbed Monday as Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz) withdrew his support for legislation to regulate dietary supplements. "It looks like it will be an easier world to be in the dietary supplement business," said Avondale analyst Bret Jordan. "The bill would have significantly tightened regulatory requirements." In February, McCain and Sen. Byron Dorgan (D., N.D.) introduced the Dietary Supplement Safety Act of 2010 to give the U.S. Food and Drug Administration more power to oversee the dietary supplement industry amid concerns the products contain harmful, hidden ingredients. The proposal would have given the FDA powers to recall dietary supplements from the marketplace and would require companies to list all ingredients in the products. But McCain recently withdrew his support, with Sen. Orrin Hatch (R., Utah) thanking him in a letter for doing so. Utah is the largest producer of dietary supplements. "I am pleased that you understand my serious concerns with your bill," Hatch said in a letter posted on McCain's Web site. "Also, I want to thank you for agreeing to withdraw your support for the provisions of S. 3002 that I believe would do great harm to the dietary supplement industry and work with me on solutions that will truly help dietary supplement consumers without injuring this important industry." A representative from McCain's office wasn't immediately ...