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John McCain

Political Party Republican Party
Current Position Senator from Arizona
Age 71   (September 29th, 1936)
Hometown Alexandria, VA
Religion Episcopal

Elections
Republican Party Presidential Primary Elections, 2008 with 6.6% of the vote.

Straw Poll
April Straw Poll with 100% of the vote.
 
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PERSONAL

Spouse: Carol Shepp (1965-1980)
Children: Doug, Andy (stepchildren), Sidney

Spouse: Cindy Lou Hensley (1980-present)
Children: Meghan, Jack, Jimmy, Bridget

EDUCATION
  • National War College, 1973-1974
  • United States Naval Academy, B.S., 1958
  • Episcopal High School
PROFESSIONAL
  • Senate Navy Liaison, 1977-1981
  • Captain, United States Navy, Vietnam, 1958-1981
  • Beer Distributor
POLITICAL
  • Senator, United States Senate, Arizona, 1987-present
  • Chair, Board of Directors, International Republican Institute, 1992-present
  • National Security Adviser, Dole/Kemp Presidential Campaign, 1996
  • Representative, United States House of Representatives, 1982-1986.

Stances on The Issues

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  • Co-sponsored the Bush-backed immigration reform legislation, increasing funding for improved border security, improved enforcement of existing laws, and providing a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants.

  • Voted in favor of constructing a 700-mile fence along the southern border.

  • Would pledge to veto any bill involving amnesty, but says “immigrants are God’s children as well.”

  • Supports immigration reform that requires fines, going to the “back of the line”, and deportation for some.

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TV Ad: Ignite
www.JohnMcCain.com

Posted: 4:52 am on Apr 14, 2008
Length: 30 seconds
John McCain on American Idol
Senator McCain spoke to the importance of America's "generosity and compassion" in this short message filmed for American Idol, while also poking fun at current political issues and the show's most notorious judge, Simon Cowell. The purpose of the message was to encourage viewers to do what they were able to help children and young people in extreme poverty here at home in the U.S. and around the world -- and exemplified that Idol Gives Back would be a perfect opportunity to do such. Idol Gives Back is the name of a charitable campaign that was formed via the enormously popular televised singing competition, American Idol.

Posted: 10:51 am on Apr 11, 2008
Length: 33 seconds
Web Ad: Tolerance
Service to America Tour

Posted: 3:46 am on Apr 10, 2008
Length: 2 minutes and 27 seconds
Web Ad: Service
Service to America Tour

Posted: 2:59 am on Apr 10, 2008
Length: 1 minute and 47 seconds
Address to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
KANSAS CITY, MO--Apr. 7, 2008--A recapitulation of Senator John McCain's remarks delivered to the members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Senator McCain addressed a standing room only crowd of 300 combat veterans and veteran supporters at the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial. The speech can be read in its entirety at: http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/News/Speeches/3d837545-5ac8-4124-929c-33c3f0ee9fe5.htm

Posted: 3:44 am on Apr 8, 2008
Length: 5 minutes and 37 seconds

Why John has their vote

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He's a centre of the road man and deserves to be president and would of been better then bush.
John McCain has the most experience of the inner workings of the military; from his his many years in the navy to his years in the House of Reps, Sen. McCain understands the workings of the government and is willing to challenge the the corruption in government to better America. He is the most qualified candidate of any presidential contender, both Republican and Democrat. Vote McCain if you believe in integrity and honor. If you don't agree with my assertion that Sen. McCain is the most qualified to lead the U.S. then e-mail me your argument @ PartisanAmerican@yahoo.com or leave a comment @ PartisanAmerican.blogspot.com
John McCain is the ONLY person who can be entrusted to lead this country at such a crucial time...Tragedies have occured, unending governmental mistakes have been made...We need John McCain to restore our safety as well as our integrity and respect throughout the world...Period.
because of his stance on defense, his record in the congress and senate, his belief of small government with enough power to protect without breaking the Geneva convention.
Conservative Ron Paul is a spoiler Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney bring in too much religion and lack experience Duncan and Thompson have little chance McCain has the most experience
Best ideas, isn't full of liberal bullshit.
Because John McCain is the only person that has demonstrated to me that he is what is viewed as Presidential material to run this country.
Most qualified
He is an American hero and although he is a fairly moderate republican he is the only candidate who can rally the independent vote and defeat Clinton and Obama. Rudy’s endorsed helped significantly as well.
He's the best pro-life candidate in the race!
i spport the republican party as a whole but mccain sticks out to me due to his strong points regarding the war and his economic outlook for our country MCCAIN 08
John McCain is the only candidate who is against Iran's nuclear develpment.
Stongly believes in continuing the war in iraq, as well as being pro-israel. Years of experience as a popular senator of Arizona.
Moderate and a true Vietnam vet and POW
I feel like McCain would be the best leader and overall make the best decision that he can for this country.
For leadership in troubled times and the courage to stand up for what's right, I support John McCain for President in 2008.
Not your ordinary politician. Honesty. Courage. Knowledge. Experience. Leadership.
Unfortunately he's the best so far until Fred Thompson hopefully joins in.
I vote for McCain because I agree with his stance on all the important issues including the war, immigration, abortion, stem cell, etc...
I feel his realistic understanding of the military will be beneficial in this war. No matter what the candidates are saying there is no way to withdraw all or most of the troops at once without leaving behind a dangerous and volitile situation. I agree with his position on extravigant government spending, and feel that he has an ability to compromise. I honestly believe he can find solutions that will meet the approval of both democrats and republicans alike.
Because out of all the other candidates, he has the experience. He is the best man for the job, hands down.
Abortion, War, Reputation
Senator McCain is the ONLY candidate to stand up for the American people against the iron triange of lobbyists, the monied special interests they represent, and the pork- barrel spending which they bribe less-scrupulous congressment to support. John McCain is the only principled candidate who's not afraid to stand up for what he believes; and the only one with the experience to lend gravitas to his views. He's often stands alone in protecting you, the working people, from having your hard-earned money squandered by the irresponsible, wasteful Federal Government spending, which is mortgaging your children's and children's childrens' future. If you believe that the Contract with America doesn't have an expiration date, and that the spirit of Regan did not die with the man; then John McCain is not only your candidate, but the only one who deserves to serve in the highest office of the land.
the wars we are currently fighting are the most pressing issues to this nation, and call for a strong commander in chief in the oval office. John McCain is the best person for the job out of those running.
He is John McCain and the true common man's believer in how this country should be run