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The Things That Make up John McCain The Republican

By: Wayne Miller | 2010-04-04 | Politics
John McCain was born August 29, 1936, in Panama at the Coco Solo Air Base during the American control of the Panama Canal Zone. However, he is an American citizen, by virtue of being the son of an enlisted serviceman serving the United States and being on American-controlled soil at the time of his parent active duty. He comes from a long line of ancestors with United States military careers. read more

Senator John Sidney McCain III

By: AbloggerK K | 2010-01-27 | Politics
Senator John Sidney McCain III, as you well know, is the Republican candidate for president. But, you may not have heard some of his message. So, I've collected a number of his quotes for you here. By read more

Ancient Verses Contemporary History - McCain Style

By: Wayne Nolen | 2010-04-04 | Politics
So I began to thinking, since Mr. McCain was a POW before he was an adulterer, maybe the McCain camp had a system of history that did not rely on chronological order to define what is ancient and what is contemporary. Since I could find no such definition at Mr. McCain's web site, I have decided to help him out, listing what should be considered contemporary verses ancient history. read more

John McCain Said, "I Know How to Win Wars"

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Apparently, Presidential Candidate John McCain is getting some flak from the Barrack Obama Camp for statement he had made in the media, which was repeated over and over again after a speech he gave to a group of veterans. This political sparring should not surprise anyone, however, I'd like to make a few points if I might. read more

Giuliani Endorses McCain

By: Emma A Johnson | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Republican Rudy Giuliani gave in to the predictable inevitability of his flagging popularity and bowed out of the presidential race. He also endorsed John McCain, who is currently in the leading position. read more

McCain Starts Fundraising

By: Emma A Johnson | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The Republican presidential hopeful John McCain is trying to raise funds in a flurry, before going onto the Florida primary scheduled for January 29, 2008. He will require the money in order to compete against fellow republican Mitt Romney. Romney, a successful businessman, has the capacity to run a campaign worth tens of millions of dollars. read more

Senator Barack Hussein Obama and Sen John McCain

By: John Fagan Jr. | 2010-04-04 | Politics
You will find information on the beginning years of Barack Hussein Obama and some experiences of Sen. John McCain. read more

John McCain's Gas Tax Holiday - Questions and Answers

By: Jim R Regan | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Recently with the media coverage the energy sector is getting, I have been receiving a lot of questions on everything related to energy. I am more than happy the energy sector is finally getting the exposure it deserves in the national media, but I am very frustrated that 99 times out of 100 the information and analysis the media gives to the public is either partially or entirely false. This doesn't just occur on one or two news stations, it includes CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, and more than likely any other news source you could think of. read more

Obama, McCain Presidential Money Management Plans

By: Sandra Simmons | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Despite the "historical significance" of the upcoming election, what matters most to American voters, or should, is where the two candidates truly stand on the critical issues and how effective they will be in getting their programs through Congress. The Presidential candidates in any election past, present, and future, are vying for votes. That's a given. read more

John Gottman - Influential Therapist

By: Abigail Aaronson | 2010-10-06 | Article Marketing
John Gottman is an influential therapist who has done a great deal of groundbreaking work in the area of marriage and divorce prediction. read more

Why The Race Is Between McCain and Obama

By: Tania Gabrielle | 2010-04-04 | Politics
In the last weeks many people gave Hillary a chance. All I said was - just wait. Everything points to an Obama-McCain race to the White House. Here's why. read more

When it Comes to Issues It's a Lose, Lose Situation For John McCain

By: Tim B. | 2010-04-04 | Politics
And why he just can't win. Find out why it seems that every step John McCain takes is a step that takes him closer to defeat. The author explain why a winning strategy is out of reach for John McCain. And why John McCain is not and can't be a maverick. read more

What Obama & McCain Cannot Do For You

By: Dwayne Golden | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Barack Obama and John McCain are two great candidates for the 2008 election, however there is only so much they can do for your economy. We know that they can influence the US economy, however when it comes to your economy, the ball is in your court. read more

John McCain Won't Be Looking for a Union Label

By: Walter Brasch | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Don't expect any labor union to endorse John McCain for president in the general election. The wounds from the Bush-Cheney Administration are just too deep. But, their reasons aren't because of social justice issues that once pervaded the labor movement, but on bread-and-butter issues that have dominated unions the past five decades. read more

Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain on the Housing Market and Foreclosure Crisis

By: Nick Adama | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The election process has always been less an expression of the democratic will of the people than a mass herding of uninformed voters tricked into choosing between two virtually identical candidates supported by the same large financial and corporate interests. Especially now, though, with foreclosure rates rising and more fraud in the mortgage markets being uncovered by the day, solving the housing crisis has become a political tug of war for both of the major candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama. read more