[RC2]

May I remind everyone that this statement “First, he talked about leading a naval squadron out of “patriotism, not profit.” ........that McCain lead that squadron because he was “ordered” to. It wasn’t his idea. McCain sat there during the debate with a smug face.....as though the debate was a waste of time. Also, consider immigration. We hear now that one of McCain’s advisers is Juan Hernandez and is on the payroll of the Mexican government. The guy actually works for the Mexican government. Anybody else hear this?

[JaneNC]

His huge plans to make us a third world country with his amnesty plan and his GREEN plan should scare the heck out of any sane person.

Let’s drill in ANWR

[psjones]

Yep, I’ve seen many posts here regarding Juan Hernandez and McCain.

[libbylu]

that hernandez guy....that would make a great anti mccain commercial.

[B4Ranch]

>Anybody else hear this?<

Yes, we did but it wasn't a surprise, at least to me.

The War Secrets Sen. John McCain Hides

But there was one subject that was off-limits, a subject the Arizona senator almost never brings up and has never been open about -- his long-time opposition to releasing documents and information about American prisoners of war in Vietnam and the missing in action who have still not been accounted for. Since McCain himself, a downed Navy pilot, was a prisoner in Hanoi for 5 1/2 years, his staunch resistance to laying open the POW/MIA records has baffled colleagues and others who have followed his career. Critics say his anti-disclosure campaign, in close cooperation with the Pentagon and the intelligence community, has been successful. Literally thousands of documents that would otherwise have been declassified long ago have been legislated into secrecy.

Also see:

Vietnam Veterans Against John