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About 'john mccain vietnam story'|A fellow Vietnam War POW discusses John McCain’s history and character







About 'john mccain vietnam story'|A fellow Vietnam War POW discusses John McCain’s history and character








Miami               --               With               only               three               days               left               until               the               end               of               early               voting               and               four               until               perhaps               one               of               the               most               highly-anticipated               presidential               elections               in               U.S.

history,               Florida,               with               its               27               electoral               votes,               has               been               barnstormed               by               the               dueling               campaigns               of               Sen.

Barack               Obama               (D-IL)               and               Sen.

John               McCain               (R-AZ),               clearly               reflecting               its               status               as               a               battleground               state.

Over               the               past               few               days,               all               four               candidates               -               Obama,               McCain,               and               their               respective               running               mates,               Sen.

Joe               Biden               (D-DE)               and               Gov.

Sarah               Palin               (R-AK)               have               made               stump               speeches               in               front               of               thousands               of               their               supporters,               each               one               trying               to               make               his               or               her               case               for               why               he               (or               in               Palin's               case,               she)               should               win               Floridians'               hearts,               minds,               and               votes               in               their               bid               to               succeed               President               George               W.

Bush               and               Vice               President               Dick               Cheney               on               Jan.

20,               2009.
               As               a               long-time               Floridian,               I               remember               a               time               when               the               state               was               not               necessarily               a               "battleground"               state.

Throughout               my               lifetime,               Florida               has               been               a               reliably               Republican               stronghold,               particularly               in               North               Florida,               in               a               stretch               known               as               the               "I-4               Corridor,"               and               in               Miami-Dade               County,               where               a               large               and               very               conservative               Cuban-American               community               has               consistently               voted               for               GOP               presidential               candidates               since               the               1968               election.
               Indeed,               the               Republican               grip               on               Florida               has               been               so               strong               (the               party               has               a               majority               in               the               Legislature,               and               Gov.

Charlie               Crist               is               one               of               the               most               popular               politicians               in               the               Republicans'               dimming               constellation               of               "stars")               that               although               Sen.

Obama               is               leading               in               the               polls,               the               margin               is               very               narrow.
               For               instance,               the               latest               available               poll               from               CNN/Time/ORC               (Oct.

22-28)               shows               Obama               leading               McCain               48%               to               45%               ,               and               7%               of               the               respondents               still               saying               "Not               Sure."
               Obviously,               both               sides               have               been               waging               an               all-out               war               of               ideas,               mostly               focused               on               "pocketbook"               issues               that               have               emerged               as               a               result               of               the               global               economic               crisis               and               surprisingly               eclipsed               the               previous               hot-button               issue               -               the               war               in               Iraq.
               The               way               I               see               the               match-up               goes               something               like               this:
               The               McCain-Palin               ticket               will               win               big               in               the               Cuban-American               community,               particularly               among               the               exilio               original               crowd               which               arrived               between               1959               and               1969.

Strongly               conservative,               mostly               of               white               European               ancestry,               and               staunchly               anti-Castro,               the               first               generation               of               Cuban-Americans               tends               to               be               elderly               and               unwilling               to               vote               for               any               Democratic               candidate,               much               less               one               with               African-American               and               foreign               roots.

McCain               and               the               three               South               Florida               Republican               Congressional               candidates               (incumbents               all)               can               count               on               their               support               not               just               because               they               are               worried               that               an               Obama               Administration               will               raise               taxes               and/or               be               willing               to               sit               down               with               the               Castro               brothers,               Venezuela's               leftist               leader               Hugo               Chavez,               and               Iran's               radical               President               Mahmoud               Ahmadinejad,               but               also               that               he               will               kick               all               the               Cubans               out               of               the               United               States.
               The               Republicans               can               also               count               on               many               conservative               white               voters,               even               though               the               Evangelical               Christian               right               is               suspicious               of               the               sometimes               independent               "maverick"               Arizona               Senator.

Before               the               financial               meltdown               early               this               fall,               McCain               appealed               mostly               to               supporters               of               the               war               in               Iraq               and               people               who               see               the               Democratic               Party               as               weak               on               national               defense               and               foreign               policy               and               being               the               "tax               and               spend"               crowd.
               McCain               will               also               get               support               from               veterans,               particularly               in               the               Pensacola               area;               the               Navy               has               a               famous               flight               school               there,               and               a               young               Ensign               McCain,               son               and               grandson               of               admirals,               earned               his               wings               there               in               the               late               1950s               after               graduating               from               Annapolis.

Some               conservative               African-American               voters               will               likely               support               the               ex-pilot               and               Vietnam               War               POW,               too.
               Meanwhile,               the               Obama-Biden               ticket               should               win               big               among               the               mostly-Democratic               African-American               constituency,               partly               because               of               his               roots               (his               father               was               a               black               man               from               Kenya,               and               his               mother               was               a               white               woman               from               Kansas),               and               partly               because               South               Florida's               black               community               has               tended               to               vote               Democratic               since               that               party               became               more               liberal               as               a               result               of               the               civil               rights               movement               and               the               Vietnam               War/Watergate               era.

Normally               a               segment               of               the               population               that               tends               to               have               low               turn               out               on               Election               Day,               if               what               I               see               on               TV               newsscasts               about               early               voting               is               any               indication,               Florida's               black               voters               will               overwhelmingly               vote               for               Obama.
               The               young,               especially               first-time               voters               who               are               fired               up               by               the               charismatic               Senator               from               Illinois'               speeches               and               relative               youth,               should               seal               the               deal               for               Barack               Obama.

The               question               is               if               many               of               those               who               registered               to               vote               in               2008               will               actually               show               up               to               the               polls               -               either               for               early               voting               or               on               Tuesday.

As               an               article               in               today's               Miami               Herald               says:
               "In               the               final               days               of               the               2008               presidential               campaign,               supporters               of               Democrat               Barack               Obama               are               counting               on               young               voters,               many               of               them               newly               registered,               to               help               put               their               candidate               in               the               White               House.

But               that               will               require               young               people               to               actually               turn               out               at               the               polls,               something               they               haven't               done               as               reliably               as               senior               voters,               who               tilt               in               favor               of               Republican               John               McCain."
               That               article               does               go               on               to               say               that               young               voters               have               taken               this               election               more               seriously,               with               a               13%               turnout               so               far               in               the               primaries,               compared               to               a               paltry               4%               in               the               now-infamous               elections,               as               well               as               emphasizing               the               Republican               Party's               concerted               efforts               to               reach               out               to               the               18-30               demographic               group               now               being               aggressively               wooed               by               the               Obama               campaign.
               The               South               Florida               Hispanic               community               which               is               not               Cuban-American               will               more               than               likely               give               Obama               a               substantial               boost               in               votes,               although               not               by               a               decisively               large               margin.

Colombian-Americans               resent               Obama's               refusal               to               support               the               free               trade               agreeement               between               the               U.S.

and               Colombia               (the               Democratic               Party               is               taking               its               cues               from               the               AFL-CIO               and               other               unions               which               oppose               the               treaty               for               various               reasons),               so               few               will               vote               for               him.

Some               Venezuelans               feel               the               same               way               about               Obama               as               the               Cubans;               they               think               the               Democrats               are               leftist-leaning               and               will               turn               the               U.S.

into               a               communist               state.

But               by               and               large,               many               other               Latinos               will               vote               against               McCain,               whom               they               see               as               siding               with               anti-immigrant               whites               and               the               extreme               right               wing               of               the               Republican.
               Lastly,               Florida's               Jewish               community,               which               traditionally               supports               the               Democratic               Party,               will               give               much               of               its               support               to               the               Obama-Biden               ticket               despite               allegations               -               false               at               that               -               that               the               Presidential               candidate               is               Muslim               and               anti-Israel.

There               will               be,               of               course,               some               Jewish               voters               who               will               vote               Republican               because               they               agree               with               McCain's               foreign               policy               and               tax               proposals,               but               John               Kerry               carried               Miami-Dade               County               in               the               2004               election               partly               because               of               the               Jewish               community's               strong               turnout               and               adherence               to               political               affinity               toward               liberal               social               policies.






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    The               latest               proposal               to               fix               immigration               has               seen               the               light               of               day.

    The               negative               reaction               from               both               the               right               and               a               good               part               of               the               left               have               proven               at               least               one               thing.

    Nothing               good               can               lurk               inside               a               bill               that               contains               hundreds               of               pages               of               legal               trickery               cooked               up               in               the               middle               of               the               night               by               the               likes               of               Teddy               Kennedy               and               John               McCain.

    The               best               that               can               happen               is               that               this               monstrosity               be               deep               sixed               straight               away.

    Maybe               then               the               anger               of               the               Republican               base               will               have               cooled               sufficiently               by               the               2008               election               that               another               debacle               (at               least               in               the               Congressional               elections)               will               not               ensue.
                   One               could               thing               has               occurred               because               of               this               attempt               to               jam               this               idiocy               down               the               throats               of               the               American               people.

    The               Presidential               hopes               of               John               McCain               have               been               destroyed               forever               and               for               all               time.

    The               Republican               nominee               for               President               will               likely               be               either               Mitt               Romney               or               Fred               Thompson,               both               worthy               gentlemen               quite               capable               of               putting               the               Wicked               Witch               from               Chappaqua               in               her               place.
                   (1)               So               what               would               a               real               immigration               reform               bill               look               like?

    I               mean               not               just               one               that               is               designed               to               appeal               to               business               that               want               battalions               of               cheap               workers               and               liberals               who               want               regiments               of               reliable,               Democrat               voters.

    Here               follows               my               modest               proposal(1)               Secure               the               border.

    That               would               seem               to               be               a               no               brainer,               which               it               is               for               everyone               but               certain               politicians               in               Washington.

    The               mechanics               are               simple.

    Build               the               Fence.

    Deploy               the               predator               drones,               sensors,               and               infrared               cameras.

    Beef               up               the               Border               Patrol.

    And               when               the               illegals               are               caught               sneaking               across               the               border,               throw               them               back               forthwith               after               a               brief               stay               in               an               uncomfortable               place               modeled               after               Sheriff               Joe               Arpaio's               tent               city               prison.

    And,               while               we're               at               it,               let's               set               up               a               fool               proof               system               to               catch               people               who               over               stay               their               visas,               like               the               9/11               hijackers.
                   (2)               Deal               with               the               twelve               million               or               so               already               here.

    There               are               some               parts               of               the               Kennedy-McCain               bill               that               make               sense,               though               I               would               go               farther.

    By               all               means               make               them               pay               a               hefty               fine,               back               taxes,               and               other               costs               in               order               to               get               legal               residency               documents.

    But               I               would               forever               and               for               all               time               disqualify               these               illegal               immigrants               from               becoming               citizens.

    They               can               continue               to               hew               the               wood               and               draw               the               water,               as               it               were,               but               having               broken               the               law               to               get               in,               they               will               never               be               allowed               to               participate               in               the               running               of               the               American               Republic.

    Illegals               who               have               committed               crimes               will               be               deported.

    The               American               born               children               of               these               illegals               will               be               allowed               to               apply               for               citizenship               once               they               achieve               certain               education               and               income               qualifications               that               will               ensure               that               they               will               likely               not               be               a               burden               on               the               public               purse.
                   (3)               Procedures               for               legal               immigration               should               be               streamlined,               with               preferences               given               to               people               with               certain               skills,               such               as               doctors,               scientists,               and               engineers.

    People               can               also               buy               their               way               in,               since               the               ability               to               make               money               is               certainly               a               skill               desired               in               a               citizen               of               the               United               States.
                   (4)               A               guest               worker               program               for               unskilled               labor               (farm               workers               for               instance)               should               be               set               up,               with               safeguards               to               make               sure               participants               don't               overstay               their               visas.

    Tagging               them               with               a               RFID               device               would               be               one               idea.






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    Is               Senator               John               McCain               the               right               man               to               be               the               next               President               of               the               United               States?

    On               June               13th,               2,000               people               at               Burlington               County               College               positively               responded               when               he               came               to               speak               in               a               town               hall               meeting               in               Pemberton,               New               Jersey.

    The               gymnasium               was               full               of               McCain               supporters               and               individuals               wanting               to               learn               what               his               political               views               were               on               various               subjects               from               taxes               to               immigration.

    The               town               hall               meeting               titled               "Straight               Talk               with               John               McCain"               allowed               the               audience               to               see               how               he               responded               to               their               questions.

    His               manner               was               relaxed               and               he               repeatedly               called               the               audience               his               "friends"               to               make               everyone               comfortable.

    Even               the               music               playing               in               the               gymnasium               before               the               meeting               reflected               McCain's               personality.

    Sounds               of               "Johnny               Be               Good"               and               "Eye               of               the               Tiger"               entertained               people               before               McCain               started               his               speech.
                   According               to               Senator               McCain,               this               town               hall               meeting               was               designed               for               Americans               to               hear               a               candidate's               views               without               the               standard               grabs               for               a               sound               bite.

    "We               need               to               change               the               tenor               of               politics.

    It's               about               parties.

    It's               for               you.

    You               want               a               civilized               debate               with               civilized               discussions,"               McCain               said.

    He               plans               to               do               more               town               hall               meetings               at               locations               including               the               LBJ               and               Ronald               Reagan               Libraries.

    McCain               also               renewed               his               challenge               for               Senator               Barack               Obama               to               join               him               for               some               town               hall               debates.

    He               added               that               so               far               Senator               Obama               has               declined               to               join               the               debates.
                   McCain's               popularity               in               New               Jersey               was               demonstrated               by               the               cheers               and               the               multiple               local               politicians               who               praised               his               political               career.

    McCain               used               a               Harry               Truman               quote               to               explain               his               political               friendships               with               everyone               and               get               a               laugh               from               the               audience.

    "If               you               want               a               friend               in               Washington,               buy               a               dog,"               McCain               said               with               a               smile               as               he               proceeded               with               his               speech.

    He               thanked               retiring               New               Jersey               Congressman               Jim               Saxton               for               his               years               of               service               and               praised               the               attending               veterans               for               their               continued               bravery.
                   The               biggest               surprise               of               the               town               hall               meeting               was               when               Senator               Joe               Lieberman,               a               well               known               Democrat,               came               to               the               podium               and               endorsed               his               friend               McCain.

    The               irony               of               a               Democrat               supporting               a               Republican               for               President               was               not               lost               on               Lieberman               either.

    He               said               he               believed               that               McCain               was               the               best               presidential               candidate               and               that               superseded               party               politics.

    The               audience               applauded               at               Lieberman's               gesture               and               wondered               what               McCain's               connection               was               to               him.
                   Lieberman               briefly               discussed               his               political               friendship               with               the               Senator               and               how               McCain               fought               hard               for               his               beliefs.

    He               added               that               his               candidacy               would               be               no               different.

    Senator               McCain               agreed               with               Lieberman               that               party               politics               needed               to               be               pushed               aside               to               fix               the               United               States'               financial               problems.

    "I               promise               you               I               know               how               to               reach               across               the               aisle.

    We've               got               to               reform               how               we               do               business               through               out-of-control               spending,"               Senator               McCain               said.

    He               gave               a               twenty               minute               speech               about               his               political               views               and               what               his               plans               are               if               he               was               elected               President.
                   On               the               subject               of               money,               McCain               talked               about               wanting               to               keep               Social               Security               within               the               American               people's               reach               because               he               believed               that               it's               their               money               and               no               one               else's.

    McCain               also               talked               about               how               he               always               put               the               American               people's               interest               above               his               own               and               will               continue               to               do               so               if               he's               elected.

    McCain               said               that               his               integrity               was               more               important               than               his               popularity.

    "I               would               rather               lose               a               political               campaign               than               a               war.

    I               want               to               keep               this               country               safe,"               the               Senator               stated               that               battles               are               waged               globally               and               at               home               too.

    Choose               your               battles               wisely.
                   Once               his               speech               was               done,               McCain               answered               seven               questions               from               audience               members               in               different               parts               of               the               gymnasium               and               he               admitted               he               was               unfamiliar               with               a               bill               number               for               disabled               citizens.

    McCain               explained               that               he               generally               supposed               the               idea               of               helping               disabled               citizens               and               would               do               anything               he               could               to               help               them               live               a               productive               life.
                   McCain               concluded               the               town               hall               meeting               on               a               positive               note               and               thanked               everyone               for               coming.

    The               audience               applauded               and               America               will               find               out               come               November               which               candidate               gets               to               be               the               next               President.

    The               right               candidate.






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