Posted on 02/05/2008 6:12:45 AM PST by OPS4
Cool, thanks. :::getting campaign info together:::
One Open Borders Sovereignty Sellout supporting another Open Borders Sovereignty Sellout.
Yawn...
Just more ill-informed, back-stabbing republicans who apparently have not gotten the memo from McCain haters on this website.
She's famous... I guess that works.
Massachusetts Leaders / Massachusetts / State Contact Information / Informing You / Home
Massachusetts Leaders Stand With John McCain!
Massachusetts Leaders for John McCain
Republican State Committee Member William Adams
Republican State Committee Member Brent Anderson
Republican State Committee Member Ed Bertorelli
Republican State Committee Member Roberta Brundrett
Former Governor of Massachusetts Paul Cellucci
Former Massachusetts Republican Party Chairman Brian Cresta
Republican State Committee Member Dorothy Early
Massachusetts Young Republican National Committeeman Rob Eno
Republican State Committee Member Madeleine Gelsinon
Former State Representative and 2006 Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Reed Hillman
Former Massachusetts Republican Party Chair Jean Inman
State Senator Michael Knapik
State Representative Paul Loscocco
Republican State Committee Member Peter Lukes
Republican State Committee Member Nancy Luther
Republican State Committee Member Isaac Maas
The Honorable Robert Marsh, former Massachusetts State Representative
Republican State Committee Member Tom Mason
Republican State Committee Member Lance May
Republican State Committee Member Monica Medeiros
Former State Treasurer of Massachusetts Joseph Malone
Plymouth County Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald, Jr.
Administrator of USAID Andrew Natsios, U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan, former Massachusetts State Representative
Former Massachusetts Republican Party Chairman Jim Rappaport
Republican State Committee Member William Ryan
Former Governor of Massachusetts Jane Swift
State Senator Richard Tisei
Republican State Committee Member Stephen Zykovsky
Ken Chase, 2006 Massachusetts Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate
Tennessee Leaders / Tennessee / State Contact Information / Informing You / Home
Tennessee Leaders stand with John McCain! JOHN MCCAIN 2008 TENNESSEE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Honorary Chair
Former U.S. Senator Howard Baker. Huntsville
State Co-Chairs
Captain Sam Bartholomew, Nashville
Former Congressman Van Hilleary, Spring City
Fred Smith, Memphis
Former Governor Don Sundquist, Townsend
The Honorable Harry Wellford, Memphis
Tennessee Leadership
Robert Alderson
CEO Kirklands, Knoxville
Pat Brock
CEO Brock Candy Co. Ret., Chattanooga
State Senator Tim Burchett
R-7, Knoxville
Todd Gardenhire, Chattanooga
Gordon Grigg
CEO ProTrust Management, Franklin
State Representative Michael Harrison
R-9, Sneedville
Ron Jackson, Normandy
Preston Lamm
President River City Management, Chattanooga
Fred Lawson, Maryville
Former Commissioner of Financial Institutions
David Lillard, Memphis
Shelby County Commission Chairman; Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee for the Tennessee State Republican Party Executive Committee
Albert McCall
D.T. McCall & Sons, Lebanon
State Representative Joe McCord
R-8, Maryville
State Representative Gerald McCormick
R-26, Chattanooga
Scott McCormick, Memphis
Memphis City Council Chairman
State Representative Steve McDaniel
R-72, Parkers Crossroads
Frank McGill, Oak Ridge
Former Commissioner of Labor
State Senator Randy McNally
R-5, Oak Ridge
State Representative Richard Montgomery
R-12, Seymour
Wendell Moore, Nashville
Former Deputy to Governor Sundquist
Claude Ramsey, Chattanooga
Hamilton County Mayor
Master Sergeant Kenny Reich, Lebanon
Wilson County Commissioner
Jim Rout, Memphis
Former Shelby County Mayor
Jack Sammons, Memphis
Former Memphis City Council Chairman
Larry Scroggs, Germantown
Former State Representative
Maida Pearson Smith, Germantown
Former Republican National Committeewoman
Bill Stokes, Knoxville
Former Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Employment Security; Special Assistant to the Governor
State Representative Eric Swafford
R-25, Pikeville
Bill Swann, Morristown
Bill Watkins, Germantown
Former Shelby County RNC Chairman
Buckner Wellford, Memphis
Former Shelby County Commission Chairman
Becky West, Memphis
President WestRodgers
Steve West, Maryville
Former Mayor of Maryville
Jim Williams, Mount Juliet
CEO Digital Communications
State Representative Kent Williams
R-4, Elizabethton
Susan Richardson Williams, Knoxville
Former Tennessee State Party Chairman
Eleanor Yoakum, Tazewell
Former Commissioner of Personnel
Tennessee Veterans for McCain Honorary Chairs
Dr. David Fox, WWII, Nashville
Col. Roger Ingvalson, Vietnam POW, Chattanooga
Tennessee Veterans for McCain Co-Chairs
1st Lieutenant Harvey Cameron, Jasper
Staff Sergeant Scooter Clippard, Nashville
Lt. Col. Mark Cuttle, Ooltewah
Vice Admiral Ron Eytchison, Chattanooga
Rear Admiral Vance Fry, Chattanooga
Brigadier General Wendell Gilbert, Lebanon
Dr. Mark Green, Nashville
Major Mark Green, Clarksville
Col. Dan Lindsey, Newburn
Col. Tom McConnell, Chattanooga
Major General Bill Raines, Chattanooga
Capt. Gary Roden, Murfreesboro
Dr. Ross Rogers, III, Signal Mountain
Captain Robert Segrest, Ooltewah
Lt. Gen. Robert A. Tiebout, Townsend
Capt. David Townsend, Hendersonville
Major General Jackie “Dan” Wood, Nashville
Troy Record (NY): Local GOP Support Swells For McCain
By Ryan Fitzpatrick, Troy Record
February 5, 2008
ALBANY - National security and the war on terrorism took center stage Monday afternoon as state Republican leaders gathered at the Crowne Plaza hotel to rally support for presidential candidate Sen. John McCain.
As New Yorkers head to the polls today, McCain, who campaigned in New Jersey Monday, has all but guaranteed his victory in the Empire State Republican presidential primary, according to recent polls. In light of McCain’s more than 30-point lead over second-place contender former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, New York Republicans urged their constituents to get out and vote to secure a landslide victory for the Arizona senator.
“I want someone who can win. And John McCain will win, and John McCain will be the next president,” said former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D’Amato. “There’s no question John McCain will carry New York, but let’s carry it with record-breaking numbers.”
According to a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday, McCain leads in New York with the support of 54 percent versus 22 percent for Romney. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is in a distant third place with 9 percent. The poll, which surveyed 370 likely Republican voters, has a margin of error of 5.1 percent.
Nationally, McCain leads but by a slightly smaller margin of 45 percent versus Romney’s 25 percent, according to a Gallup Poll conducted over the weekend. Huckabee has 17 percent in that survey.
McCain’s military service during Vietnam and his current position in support of the war in Iraq were main themes of Monday’s rally. Supporters touted McCain’s national security credentials and his support of a troop surge in Iraq despite the measure’s initially unpopular reception.
“The people of this country and this state need someone who has the courage of his convictions,” said state Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno. “You all know his war record. There is no one who is more dedicated. There is no one more conscientious ... than Sen. John McCain.”
Waterford Mayor Bert Mahoney and McCain both served aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Oriskany in 1967 after McCain volunteered to transfer to the ship’s VA-163 squadron, also called “The Saints.” Mahoney, who served as an aviation electrician in the squadron, said he attended the rally to lend his support to a fellow veteran and someone he believes has the best credentials to lead the nation as commander in chief.
“His service for our country, his service in the House of Representatives, his service in the Senate. ... I think he’s got the courage, the character, the experience,” said Mahoney. “There’s nobody that can hold a candle to him, that has the experience we need.”
McCain’s aircraft was shot down over Hanoi and taken prisoner while on a bombing mission for the Oriskany. That ordeal and his military service were noted by supporters as evidence of his commitment. Rensselaer County Republican Chairman Jack Casey said how he recalled watching television when he was younger and seeing McCain return home after being released from a POW camp.
“And now he’s decided to pick up the standard and run for president of the United States,” said Casey. “This guy is the real deal.”
Sam Brownback is a solid pro-life, anti-gay conservative and solid conservatives like him and Tom Coburn are supporting Senator McCain. This proves that he’s not a liberal in itself. Bob Dole supports him, too.
All of the Senators are supporting their good buddy, John McCain. Not a particularly good sales pitch in my view, particularly given the woeful performance of this particular Congress.
If all these people are Rinos you are but a voice in the wind.
People like you wiolol have no voice If the Clintons take over.
McCain 2008”
You need to calm down and re-read my post. What I said was that McCain has some excellent conservatives supporting him. Yes, he has some RINOs also, but that is to be expected. But, unmistakably, he has some rock solid conservative support.
You should be more careful. Your misdirected ire at my post makes the rest of think that McCain and his supporters are not emotionally stable and have short tempers.....
I heard it on ABC radio this morning at 7:00am. I have not heard it repeated, so it may be a mistake.
“Fred Thompson as also endorsed John McCain.”
When did he do that? Have a link?
I suggest you check out Romney more closely.
As an immigration activist who drove four days each in SC and FL dogging the McCain campaign protesting at his events, I know a little something about the immigration issue and where the candidates stand. Romney is my choice after Fred Thompson dropped out. Fred had the best and most detailed immigration and border security plan. It was written by Kris Kobach, a well-known immigration expert respected throughout the immigration community, especially for his work in Hazelton. Kris has moved over to the Romney campaign. That should tell you something.
There were alot of folks that were POW’s, VERY few of ‘em brag about it, most of ‘em would prefer to never ever even talk about it.
My Uncle Steve was never a POW, but he was an Army Ranger in ‘Nam and served three tours, wounded in two of ‘em. He rarely ever talked about what he did, and he honored all of the POW’s, not just one.
Instead of bosting about his POW status, let’s talk about McCain’s accomplishments since then....what qualifies this man to the support of the conservative base of the Republican Party? What recent fact can we review to tell us how effective of an conservative will McCain be?
This is getting to be oddly similar to McCain’s close personal friend - Vietnam Veteran John F’n Kerry presidential campaign isn’t it?. Should we now and forever say former Vietnam Veteran and POW John Straight Talk” McCain at all times too? Is McCain gonna speak at the 2008 Republican convention by opening up with “I’m John McCain and I’m reporting to duty” just like his good buddy did did at the Dim Convention?
Sorry posted to you by mistake. McCain 2008
but if they campaign for McCain they can’t be real Conservatives can they? Here on Animal Farm Mitt Repubs Good, McCain Repubs bad, right? (sarc)
Sorry posted to you by mistake. McCain 2008”
Thanks.
I’ll probably be sporting that same logo with you, perhaps as soon as tomorrow.....
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