Anyone hear the beats of the war drums last night. They go something like the song above, just substitute the words. Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran. $15 trillion in debt, and we are preparing to for war against another country who has not attacked our country. They have not invaded an ally. They are just minding their own business, but the neocons had their field day last night explaining how they will send young men and women to their deaths while creating more debt. The only sane one in...Read Full Story
Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran . . . Or as Mitt Romney put it, playing the irresponsible-lunatic game convincingly enough to become the leading Republican presidential candidate: “If we re-elect Barack Obama, Iran will have a nuclear weapon.” The consensus congeals: Our next war must be with Iran. A report issued by the U.N.’s [...]Read Full Story
Will the Lights go out on Black Friday With an unemployment rate of 9% and for African Americans over 15% in the United States , coupled with the uncertainty of 6 million losing unemployment in 2012 and in January 1.8 million is faced with the end to unemployment; will Black Friday blackout. Many wise consumers are concerned about how to wisely spend this holiday season this year, because for many money is tight. The unemployment dilemma does not just affect the unemployed; it affects the...Read Full Story
Sen. John McCain pushing to keep Coyotes in Phoenix Tucson Citizen John McCain wants the Coyotes to remain in Phoenix , and is calling out an organization he believes is sabotaging the effort to keep the NHL franchise. The former presidential candidate was very critical of the Goldwater Institute, a watchdog group … Sen. John McCain slams Goldwater Institute NBCSports.com all 2 news articles »
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Three of the four GOP White House hopefuls are out west today, campaigning in a trio of states that don’t hold Super Tuesday contests but nonetheless play key roles in the delegate race.
Mitt Romney is holding an evening rally in Mesa, Ariz., ahead of the Feb. 28 primary there. Four years ago, Romney lost the state to Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who took 47 percent to Romney’s 35 percent. But this time around, the Romney camp is confident...
Senator John McCain (R-AZ) spoke with Soledad O’Brien on CNN’s Starting Point about the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, including opponents' records and recent primary/caucus wins. McCain states, “Mitt Romney took a setback ...
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and former Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) issued a joint statement today on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling. The co-sponsors of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, commonly known as Mccain-Feingold and which was partially overturned by Citizens United, called the decision “one of the worst, and most radically [...]
Conservatives are asking a reasonable question: Will a Mitt Romney candidacy turn into another debacle like Sen. John McCain's in 2008? The Arizona maverick was said to be the most "electable" of the Republican nominees. Many GOP voters held their noses and supported Mr. McCain. Yet he was defeated - ...
During his 2008 presidential contest against Barack Obama, Arizona Sen. John McCain made what many would say today was a bad calculation when he named then-Alaska governor Sarah Palin as his running mate. Back then, however, because of her gender, it would have been the epitome of political incorrectness to publicly say what many privately thought about his choice, despite how apparent her deficiencies were. In addition, McCain desperately...
It's past time for the Republican candidates for President to cool their rhetoric with regard to Iran. Four years ago, John McCain sang: "Bomb, bomb, bomb Iran." Is it any wonder that the Iranians have proceeded with their nuclear efforts?
Sacramento attorney Howard Dickstein is catching heat from U.S. Sen. John McCain over the millions of dollars Dickstein has earned representing Thunder Valley Casino and the Indian tribe that owns it. The Arizona Republican, in a recent letter ...
Looks like Arizona Sen. John McCain won't need a DVR alert for "Game Change." The 2008 Republican presidential nominee says he has no plans to watch the controversial HBO movie about his failed White House bid when it premieres on March 10.
The initial teaser gave a glimpse of how well Julianne Moore transformed into vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who ran alongside then-Republican presidential nominee John McCain. The new clip highlights some of the memorable moments ...
Romney campaigned four years ago as the more conservative choice than Arizona Sen. John McCain. This time around, Romney is the mainstream front-runner up against more conservative rivals, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and former Pennsylvania Sen.
A community portal about John McCain with blogs, videos, and photos. His full name is John Sidney McCain III. McCain has become one of the most influential Republicans.
Born: Feb. 11, 1964 (age 44); Sandpoint, Idaho Spouse:Todd Palin Current Residence: Wasilla, Alaska Religion: Christian (Assemblies of God) College: University of Idaho Credentials: Governor of Alaska 2006 - present
The Good
Incredibly popular, she won the governorship of Alaska without the support of the Republican party.
Resurrects John McCain's maverick image by being tough on Republicans such as Ted Stevens.
True fiscal conservative who has gone the extra mile in reducing spending.
The Bad
Staunchly conservative on social issues, her strict stance against abortion and gay marriage will rally the base, but could alienate moderate voters.
Untested on the national stage, this presidential race will be a trial by fire for the young governor.