All the McCain material we need - courtesy of the democrats
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Show them this new site as of yesterday - I'll add some more McCain info asap: http://theconservativealternative.com/
or: http://conservativealternative.com/
or: http://conalt.org
Another McCain info page under construction - http://ronpaul.cc/McCain/
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lol that site is full of self pwnage!
nice job whoever made the site
nice job whoever made the site
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1960746/posts
Conservatives need to keep the following in mind about John McCain:
McCain’s the candidate of amnesty for illegal aliens.
McCain supports embryonic stem-cell research.
McCain has said “I would not support repeal of Roe vs. Wade”.
McCain opposed the Bush tax cuts, and refuses to sign the “No New Taxes” pledge.
McCain supports legislation that would increase taxes on energy.
McCain was the ring-leader of the Senate “Gang of 14”,
which kept the then Senate Republican leadership from ending the ability of Democrats to filibuster Bush’s judicial nominees.
McCain supports legislation to grant due-process rights to terrorists.
McCain sponsored the legislation which restricts free-speech rights of those involved in the political process, (the McCain/Feingold bill)
McCain is the guy who called evangelical-conservatives an “evil influence” on the Republican Party.
McCain was a member of the Keating 5 that caused a bipartisan scandal during the S&L meltdown.
McCain had a recall election ran against him by the conservatives in Arizona. Unfortunately it failed.
McCain blocked the investigation into whether Viet Nam and the Soviets were still holding over 600 of our missing POWs in 1990.
(This is why many vets that know the issues have no use for John McCain).
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Latest OVERALL Presidential Candidate Ratings On IMMIGRATION
How Good Are The Promises of Each Candidate to PROTECT Workers, Communities and Taxpayers FROM OVER-IMMIGRATION? (SEE TEXT TO LEFT AND BELOW FOR HOW POINTS WERE ASSIGNED ON 36-POINT SCALE ... NumbersUSA does NOT endorse candidates.)
EXCELLENT
None
VERY GOOD
Mitt Romney (28 points)
GOOD
RON PAUL (24 points)
MIKE HUCKABEE (24 points)
POOR
RUDY GIULIANIA (7 points)
BAD
JOHN McCAIN (5 points)
JOHN EDWARDS (5 points)
HILLARY CLINTON (4 points)
BARACK OBAMA (4 points)
McCAIN NOT POPULAR WITH LOCAL GOP (home state Arizona)
Arizona Senator John McCain may be doing well in national polls but the folks back home that know him best don’t seem to agree. According to a straw poll taken on Saturday, January 19 of 721 Republican Precinct Committeemen from Maricopa County, Arizona, McCain’s home county, at their annual county meeting, 59.2% found him unacceptable for the GOP presidential nomination and only 11% find him acceptable.
The poll asked the Republican Precinct Committeemen, who are elected by their fellow Republicans to represent their local precinct in the Maricopa County Republican Party, who would be their first choice for the Republican presidential nomination, 26% selected Mitt Romney, 17% are for Fred Thompson, who dropped his candidacy today, 16% for Ron Paul, 13% for Duncan Hunter who withdrew his candidacy later that same day, followed by Arizona’s own Senator, John McCain, with only 11% support. Only Rudy Giuliani and Mike Huckabee had less support then McCain among the Maricopa County Republicans at 9% each.
The next question asked the Republican Precinct Committeemen who they found to be unacceptable for the GOP presidential nomination, McCain came in first with 59.2% of the 721 Republican party activist in McCain’s home county.
McCain was followed by Ron Paul with 54.9%, Rudy Giuliani 49.5%, Mike Huckabee 47.1%, Duncan Hunter 21.6%, Fred Thompson 21% and, Mitt Romney with 16.7%.
A third question on the poll asked the Maricopa County Republican’s to vote for every candidate that they considered as acceptable, Fred Thompson came in first with 51.3%, followed by now former candidate Duncan Hunter with 49.6%, Mitt Romney with 49.3%, Giuliani 32.5%, Huckabee 28.7%, Arizona Senator John McCain came in sixth with only 18.7%, followed only by Ron Paul with 16.6%.
McCain’s poor showing with Maricopa County Republican’s may have to do with his stand on illegal immigration. When the Republican Precinct Committeemen were asked what issues were the most important to them in selecting a presidential nominee,
89.1% voted for, “Stop Illegal Immigration, “ followed by “Win War Against Terror” 76.5%, Reduce Gov’t Spending” 71.8%, “Lower Taxes” 56.3%, “Supreme Court Appointments” 54%, “Pro-Life” 37.5%, “Citizen’s Gun Rights” 31.3%, “Domestic Oil Production” 27.1%, “Choice of Private Social Security Accounts” 14.7%.
Conservatives need to keep the following in mind about John McCain:
McCain’s the candidate of amnesty for illegal aliens.
McCain supports embryonic stem-cell research.
McCain has said “I would not support repeal of Roe vs. Wade”.
McCain opposed the Bush tax cuts, and refuses to sign the “No New Taxes” pledge.
McCain supports legislation that would increase taxes on energy.
McCain was the ring-leader of the Senate “Gang of 14”,
which kept the then Senate Republican leadership from ending the ability of Democrats to filibuster Bush’s judicial nominees.
McCain supports legislation to grant due-process rights to terrorists.
McCain sponsored the legislation which restricts free-speech rights of those involved in the political process, (the McCain/Feingold bill)
McCain is the guy who called evangelical-conservatives an “evil influence” on the Republican Party.
McCain was a member of the Keating 5 that caused a bipartisan scandal during the S&L meltdown.
McCain had a recall election ran against him by the conservatives in Arizona. Unfortunately it failed.
McCain blocked the investigation into whether Viet Nam and the Soviets were still holding over 600 of our missing POWs in 1990.
(This is why many vets that know the issues have no use for John McCain).
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Latest OVERALL Presidential Candidate Ratings On IMMIGRATION
How Good Are The Promises of Each Candidate to PROTECT Workers, Communities and Taxpayers FROM OVER-IMMIGRATION? (SEE TEXT TO LEFT AND BELOW FOR HOW POINTS WERE ASSIGNED ON 36-POINT SCALE ... NumbersUSA does NOT endorse candidates.)
EXCELLENT
None
VERY GOOD
Mitt Romney (28 points)
GOOD
RON PAUL (24 points)
MIKE HUCKABEE (24 points)
POOR
RUDY GIULIANIA (7 points)
BAD
JOHN McCAIN (5 points)
JOHN EDWARDS (5 points)
HILLARY CLINTON (4 points)
BARACK OBAMA (4 points)
McCAIN NOT POPULAR WITH LOCAL GOP (home state Arizona)
Arizona Senator John McCain may be doing well in national polls but the folks back home that know him best don’t seem to agree. According to a straw poll taken on Saturday, January 19 of 721 Republican Precinct Committeemen from Maricopa County, Arizona, McCain’s home county, at their annual county meeting, 59.2% found him unacceptable for the GOP presidential nomination and only 11% find him acceptable.
The poll asked the Republican Precinct Committeemen, who are elected by their fellow Republicans to represent their local precinct in the Maricopa County Republican Party, who would be their first choice for the Republican presidential nomination, 26% selected Mitt Romney, 17% are for Fred Thompson, who dropped his candidacy today, 16% for Ron Paul, 13% for Duncan Hunter who withdrew his candidacy later that same day, followed by Arizona’s own Senator, John McCain, with only 11% support. Only Rudy Giuliani and Mike Huckabee had less support then McCain among the Maricopa County Republicans at 9% each.
The next question asked the Republican Precinct Committeemen who they found to be unacceptable for the GOP presidential nomination, McCain came in first with 59.2% of the 721 Republican party activist in McCain’s home county.
McCain was followed by Ron Paul with 54.9%, Rudy Giuliani 49.5%, Mike Huckabee 47.1%, Duncan Hunter 21.6%, Fred Thompson 21% and, Mitt Romney with 16.7%.
A third question on the poll asked the Maricopa County Republican’s to vote for every candidate that they considered as acceptable, Fred Thompson came in first with 51.3%, followed by now former candidate Duncan Hunter with 49.6%, Mitt Romney with 49.3%, Giuliani 32.5%, Huckabee 28.7%, Arizona Senator John McCain came in sixth with only 18.7%, followed only by Ron Paul with 16.6%.
McCain’s poor showing with Maricopa County Republican’s may have to do with his stand on illegal immigration. When the Republican Precinct Committeemen were asked what issues were the most important to them in selecting a presidential nominee,
89.1% voted for, “Stop Illegal Immigration, “ followed by “Win War Against Terror” 76.5%, Reduce Gov’t Spending” 71.8%, “Lower Taxes” 56.3%, “Supreme Court Appointments” 54%, “Pro-Life” 37.5%, “Citizen’s Gun Rights” 31.3%, “Domestic Oil Production” 27.1%, “Choice of Private Social Security Accounts” 14.7%.
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