John McCain offers nothing more than a third Bush term. On Iraq, he says that he wants to stay in Iraq for the next 100 years. On tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, he has flip-flopped and now sides with President Bush. He's the candidate of Washington lobbyists and represents the status quo.
When it comes to the economy, health care, and creating a responsible, effective exit strategy for Iraq, McCain proposes no new ideas.
Read below to learn more about why a vote for McCain is a vote for a third Bush term.
Local Democrats gathered October 15th, 2008 in Greensboro to discuss the similarities between President Bush and Senator John McCain. Mayor Yvonne Johnson and Rep.
Democrats rallied at ECU’s Minges Coliseum on Tuesday to protest the McCain campaign’s refusal to address the economy, health care and other issues affecting working families.
According to CBS News / Knowledge Networks' poll of undecided voters: 40% of uncommitted voters who watched the debate tonight thought Barack Obama was the winner. 22% thought John McCain won.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Barack Obama has a two-point advantage over John McCain in North Carolina.
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