I have always taken a low, or no, profile in campaigns, as I learned long ago not to become an issue myself. But as I approach 62, the impact of another Republican in the White House on my 9-year old daughter, my 39-year old son, and 1-year old grandson, drives me ever deeper to the radical center.
I admired and supported the John McCain of 2000, less so the John McCain of 2004. And, now I barely know the man, who he is or what he really stands for, and against.
As my medium is visual and my message, visceral, I have produced this brief video to take you to the www.NoJohn.com website.
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He'll be anything you want him to be!
i am blessed to live in a state that has the two worst war mongers in the senate. maybe cousins are allowed to marry cousins in t his state.
at least in az we c an have as many wives as we want and here is the neat part. the state taxpayers support every kid you have. no gov will touch it for fear of losing the morman vote.
40 kids 40 state checks once a month.$$$$$$$$$$$
Those that are more commonly called Mormons (think Salt Lake City) do not practice polygamy and are kicked out of the church if they are found doing so. Also, the Mormon population in AZ is less than 5% (about 200,000 members out of a state population of nearly 6.5 million) of the population. Hmmm, I don't think any Arizona politician worries about losing the Mormon vote seeing that they are such a small block.
I'm sorry, but your post sounds like propoganda and fear mongering to me.
Not a problem...McCain likely doesn't grasp the full impact of the wave he will fight against, that Hillary is now confused by. The movement that has seen a virtually unknown individual only a few months ago, getting a real chance of becoming President.....
http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2008/02/obama-social-phenomenon.html.
The sense of disconnect is deep and wide.
I was totally for McOldCoot getting the republican nomination in 2000 on the basis that if Gore somehow lost Bush would be a disaster as the painfully obvious puppet of Big Oil and Big Business and McOldCoot at least tolerable.
I was wrong on Bush of course, he was actually an unmitigated catastrophe, but who could imagine how bad it could get?
http://freedomfryblogger.blogspot.com/2008/03/mccains-additional-ties-to-airbus-deal.html
check out this link McCain's connection to the Airbus deal
Every single person who supported Bombs McCain in 2000 should be calling/writing/FAXing his campaign to remind him of his blatant hypocrisy.
As for the results this year, it's shaping up to be a sweep of historical proportions.