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From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal – Johnson ready to back McCain
Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain has added one of Spartanburg’s biggest hitters to his lineup.
George Dean Johnson is set to climb aboard McCain’s South Carolina juggernaut, the Herald-Journal has learned. The official announcement could come as early as today. (To read the whole story, click here.)From the Myrtle Beach Sun News – Bachus to serve as southeast co-chairman of McCain Committee
U.S. Rep. Spencer Bachus of Alabama will serve as Southeast co-chairman of U.S. Sen. John McCain’s presidential exploratory committee, the Arizona Republican announced Thursday. (To read the whole story, click here.)From the Myrtle Beach Sun News – McCain suggests Iraqi Government meet benchmarks
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., one of the most stalwart supporters of the war in Iraq, said Thursday that he might propose that the Iraqi government meet certain benchmarks for the United States to continue its engagement. (To read the whole story, click here.)From National Review – The Tragic Courage of John McCain
“…as poll-conscious Republicans flee from Bush, John McCain is steadfast, and the very picture of courageous political leadership.” (To read the whole story, click here.)From the Blogosphere
From SC Chaser – Zogby from N.H.
McCain leads Giuliani 26% to 20%! (To view the poll, click here.)From SC Chaser – McCain Adds Two More to Staff
Josh Robinson and Blake Montgomery join the McCain team. (To read the whole story, click here.)John McCain – In His Own Words
“Until the government and its coalition allies can protect the population, the Iraqi people will increasingly turn to extra-governmental forces, especially Sunni and Shiite militias, for protection. Only when the government has a monopoly on the legitimate use of force will its authority have meaning, and only when its authority has meaning can political activity have the results we seek.” (Sen. John McCain, “Send More Troops,” The Washington Post, 1/7/07)Paid For By John McCain 2008 – The Exploratory Committee, Inc.
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Brad, methinks conservatives in SC like myself will once again derail McCain’s train. I like his Iraq war support and his stance on terrorism, but immigration, CFR, taxes, and his just plain camera hogging are all negatives. I dont want a 72 year old Prez either. He is an absolutely true patriot and honored war hero, but needs to put his ego aside for once.