John McCain at the Senior Citizen Center in Nashua, Saturday, December 8, 2007
I entered the Senior Citizen Center feeling anxious about whether I would get a chance to ask John McCain a question, and wondering how long I would have to wait, trying to remember my lines, until that chance would come. I had [...]
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Three John McCain Events
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged Iraq War, John McCain, presidential election on January 10, 2008 | 1 Comment »
McCain in Peterborough
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged Iraq War, John McCain, osama bin laden, presidential election, radical Islam on January 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
McCain on Iraq Occupation
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq on January 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
McCain in Manchester
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged benazir bhutto, guantanamo bay, Iraq War, McCain, medicare, middle class, Pakistan, student loans, tax burden, torture on December 29, 2007 | 1 Comment »
John McCain was in Manchester last night. He spoke about Benazir Bhutto and her assignation. He reiterated the need to control India and Pakistan’s nuclear weapons. He vowed to end torture and close Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp.
Question: The War in Iraq is costing us $720 a day. How do you plan to pay for [...]
McCain in Concord
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear, tagged John McCain, nuclear weapons, presidential election on December 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A flyer questioning the cost of the Iraq War was placed in McCain’s hands.
Show Me the Money by Jessica Ellis
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged Iraq War, John McCain, presidential election on December 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Dec. 12, John McCain spoke at the Derryfield School in Manchester. He was questioned on how he will pay for the war in Iraq, which is costing approximately $270 million a day. Sen. McCain responded: “It’s not the money that you and I care about nearly as much as the young Americans who have served [...]
McCain in Manchester
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged John McCain, presidential election, War in Iraq on December 6, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Question: Senator McCain, the War in Iraq is going to cost millions of dollars. How are you going to pay for it?
Answer: Billions of dollars. And it’s going to be very expensive, and it’s going to be long and hard and difficult. The only thing I can say to is I’m convinced that if we [...]
McCain in New London
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iran, Vote Issues: Iraq, Vote Issues: Nuclear, Vote Issues: Terrorism, tagged al qaeda, benazir bhutto, Iran, Iraq, John McCain, musharraf, Pakistan, presidential election, radical Islam, Shah of Iran on November 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
On Sunday November 18, John McCain appeared at Jack’s a wonderful locally owned eatery.
Question: On your first day in office, what are the first three steps you’re going to take to end the War in Iraq?
Answer: First three steps will be to continue the strategy by that time we’ll have been even more successful which [...]
McCain in Rochester
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Iraq, tagged draft, Iraq, John McCain, military, presidential election on November 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Question: Senator McCain, 12 army captains recently wrote a nationally published op-ed calling for the immediate troop withdrawal from Iraq or the reinstatement of the draft. Given the increasing number of similar articles, how can you advocate staying the course?
Answer (paraphrased): He expressed his respect for the captains, as for all the military. [...]
McCain in Meredith
Posted in McCain (R), Vote Issues: Nuclear, tagged arms control, conventional forces treaty, John McCain, Moscow Treaty, nuclear weapons, presidential election on November 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Question: What will your approach to arms control be as President?
[pregnant pause]
Answer: Well, obviously we want to curb the spread of weapons around the world. I think we uh–nuclear proliferation is one great challenges and obviously I would join into international agreements that would reduce the spread of arms throughout the world.
Questioner then asked: Will [...]