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Friday, December 16, 2011
REMARKS BY SENATOR JOHN McCAIN ON IRAQ WAR AND PRESIDENT OBAMA MISSING IN ACTION DURING WAR CLOSE
Monday, April 14, 2008
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My opponents’ calls for an immediate withdrawal, regardless of the consequences, is a reckless and dangerous move that would threaten the long term security of our country. Leadership is not about bowing to the political pressures, it is about thinking through the consequences and having the experience and judgment to make the tough decisions.
Senators Clinton and Obama will surely echo the sentiments of their extreme liberal supporters and call for a pre-emptive withdrawal from Iraq. The American people deserve better. I encourage both candidates to move beyond empty and destructive rhetoric and elevate the debate to a level that the country deserves. There are tough decisions ahead and America deserves leaders that are up to the challenge.
As president, I will ensure that our troops come home victorious in this war that is part of the larger struggle against radical Islamic extremism and will continue to make keeping our nation secure my highest priority.
Thursday, March 06, 2008
How about Former Secretary of State Colin Powell as Senator John McCain’s VP?
Then I started to think about all the crap the left would put out on her and then I thought... Well... maybe not.
This is when the ultimate candidate for Senator John McCain’s VP came to mind... Former Secretary of State, Colin Powell!!!

Yes... I know... The left will throw out all the crap they can on him too... But there’s one thing different about Mr. Powell... He’s been out of the main loop of things for over 3 years and he left the Bush Administration long before all that hell went and broke loose in Iraq.
What does Colin Powell bring to the VP office you ask?
Well... 1’st of all he is considered to be a moderate conservative whose last job was U.S. Secretary of State. In the past he has also been a National Security Advisor, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and like Senator John McCain... he was/is a true war hero.
With no more thought on the subject... I would have to say a McCain/Powell Ticket would be almost impossible for the Dems to beat this election year... Wouldn’t you!!!?
AubreyJ.........
Thursday, March 06, 2008

Fun things to know:
* Powell donates to McCain
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
New York Times Goes After John McCain
Senator John McCain
The original News Article by The New York Times is at the following link...
For McCain, Self-Confidence on Ethics Poses Its Own Risk
Naturally the MSM and those with the left leaning Blogs are going nuts with it!
My take on this news story is this... It’s nothing more than an attempt to destroy Senator John McCain, his family, his career and to try and make those who support him look bad too. Bottom Line... This Is TOTAL BS!!! This is BS that is nothing more than Gutter Politics at its worst...
I’ll end this post by saying I pray this story backfires, big time, on ALL the people who were responsible for putting it out there.
More to come on this I’m sure...
AubreyJ.........
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Former President Bush Endorses McCain
Endorses John McCain
For President
Monday, February 18, 2008
Arlington, VA- At a press conference in Houston today, former President George H.W. Bush endorsed John McCain for president.
President Bush made the following statement on his endorsement:
"Today we are living in a time of war, a new and vastly more complex time of war. We also have more important challenges at home, chief among them, we clearly need to address those parts of our economy that demand attention. And at this critical time in history, the key point I want to make is the United States of America cannot be permitted to falter. Part of our Republican creed is a prevailing sense of duty. In the coming election, we do not have the luxury of taking a pass on our unique role and responsibilities in the world. And the indisputable fact that unites the greatest number of Republicans, most independents and many good Democrats is the fact that no one is better prepared to lead our nation at these trying times than Senator John McCain.
"As someone who also helped lead our great Party at the RNC and later as President, I believe now is the right time for me to help John in his effort to start building the broad-based coalition it will take for our conservative values to carry the White House this fall. His character was forged in the crucible of war. His commitment to America is beyond any doubt. But most importantly, he has the right values and experience to guide our nation forward at this historic moment. So I am very proud to endorse John McCain for the presidency for the United States of America. Few men walking among us have sacrificed so much in the cause of human freedom, and I am happy to help this remarkable patriot carry our Party's banner forward."
John McCain made the following statement thanking President Bush for his endorsement:
"Thank you very much, Mr. President. I am deeply honored by your support and your friendship. I am deeply appreciative of the enormous service that President Bush and Barbara and the entire family have rendered to this country. President Bush's service to this country goes back to World War II. That is where President Bush and I have something in common -- actually two things in common. One is that we were both naval aviators. The other is that we were both shot down. I will not pursue that line of conversation any further except to say that I am very proud to be in the presence of President and Barbara Bush anywhere at any time -- two people who have devoted their lives to the service of this country.
"I believe that his endorsement and sign of support honors me. I also think it is very helpful in continuing our effort to unite our Party. In the conversations I had with President Bush, he made it very clear that we, as a Party, must unite and move forward and attract, not only members of our own party, but independents and the so-called Reagan Democrats. I think that President Bush's endorsement today honors me. I believe it will help us enormously in that that process of uniting our party and moving forward. Again, I have had the pleasure of knowing and watching President Bush for many, many years. He served this country as head of the CIA, as the Chairman of our Party, as Vice President, and as President. There are very few Americans I know who have served with more honor and dignity, and I am honored to have his support. And President Bush and Barbara, I can assure you that Cindy and I will do everything we can to make sure that you are proud and that your support of our candidacy will be something that you can look back on as having been the right thing to do. I am very honored."
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Mitt Romney Endorses John McCain For President
Thursday, February 14, 2008
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The Wall Street Journal website brings us this report today and it starts off like this... Before Mitt Romney dropped out of the race for the Republican nomination, he and Sen. John McCain were frequently pounding one another in television advertisements, automated phone calls, stump speeches and debates... Today, Romney put their bitter fight behind him and asked his delegates to the national convention to support McCain. “This isn’t my first joint appearance with Sen. John McCain, but it promises to be one of our more pleasant exchanges,” Mr. Romney said. “Even when the contest was close and our disagreements were debated, the caliber of the man was apparent.”...
Romney Delivers Valentine for McCain
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* FT.com has this report and it goes in part like this ...Mr. Romney urged his 280 delegates to vote for Mr. McCain at the Republican national convention in September, bringing the Arizona senator within touching distance of the 1,191 delegates he needs to seal the nomination... Standing side by side at a news conference in Boston, both men acknowledged their sometimes acrimonious disagreements over the past year but vowed to work together to beat the Democrats in November...
Romney gives backing to McCain
* TIME.com...
Romney Frees McCain for New Fight
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Vote - The Republican Ticket This Year
(This post next to top today - Scroll for newer post below)
Sadly to some, Mike Huckabee can not win the Presidential run this year... (The math is simply not there -- 99.5% against him I’d say.)What bothers me is there are so many Republicans today that are now saying they would never vote for John McCain, period! That’s their right... but I remind those with this view of 2 major facts... We are at war and that is not going to go away. And... NEW Supreme Court Judges will most likely be voted on over the next few years. (Remember, that’s a lifetime job.)
By not standing up and voting the Republican Ticket this year... those who sit it out will have become part of the left who will throw the war efforts, over the last 7 years, out the window... They will be letting a Democrat President put forward new Supreme Court Judges who will vote against everything we believe in.
Look at it this way... It will turn the Supreme Court back into the hands of the far left. That’s not acceptable. It’s just not! What about abortions... the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision? How many millions of unborn children will die, over the next many years, simply by the results of those sitting it out this year?
The way I see it... Senator John McCain is VERY strong on our National Defense... the strongest of ALL the candidates in fact. He has always been tough fiscally... a pro-business conservative you might say. He says and strongly supports the fact that the tax cuts ought to be permanent. And believe it or not... Senator John McCain has a fairly solid conservative voting record, which includes him being a long-time opponent of abortion...
Senator John McCain has flaws... there is no doubt about that... but the good in him out ways the bad...
Don’t sit the Elections out my friends... VOTE the Republican Ticket this year...
AubreyJ818
Saturday, February 09, 2008
AubreyJ’s John McCain Support Invite Letter
I welcome you to come by and visit my new McCain Support Website, (aubreyj818.johnmccain.com) and hopefully while you’re there... join me in the building of a strong support team for Senator John McCain.
Here’s how I got to this point... Now that Rudy has dropped out of the race and has thrown his chips in behind Senator John McCain... I too have followed Rudy's lead and will now support the McCain ticket.
I believe that Senator McCain has shown in the past, as he has shown us of late, that he has very strong convictions and that he will stand firm on his beliefs. I for one like that in a President... and that's why he has my vote and full support.
Now that Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has abandoned his White House bid, (read more HERE,) I hope you too will now join me and give your support to John McCain and the Republican Party.
Here’s to the next President of the United States... Senator John McCain.
God bless...
AubreyJ.........
Monday, February 04, 2008
Dole Defends McCain in Letter to Rush Limbaugh
Rush,
I have not seen you in a long time but I do hear you frequently and I know that you have serious reservations about Senator McCain...
Read the rest at link below...
Bob Dole Defends John McCain in Letter to Rush Limbaugh
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Florida 2008 Republican Primary
Florida 2008 Republican PrimaryTuesday, January 29, 2008
(Turnout was reported very high today)
My man former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's big gamble in the Florida Republican Primary has sadly failed tonight. You’re a good man Rudy... and we all thank you for a clean, meaningful run.
Now... go and support John McCain Wednesday, as lots of
rumors have it tonight, and I will most likely throw my support behind McCain TOO!!!With that said...
On to Super Tuesday... one week from today.
(Super Tuesday - Tuesday, Feb. 4th)
Mac is back... Mac is back... Mac is back!!!
AubreyJ.........
Rudy as McCain’s VP!!!?
UPDATE:
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Rudy did drop out of the race and threw his chips in behind Arizona Senator John McCain.... And as of today -- so have I.
MSNBC.com has the story on Rudy HERE
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Thursday Night Republican New Hampshire Primary Debate; Fred Thompson A No-Show But Officially Joined 2008 Presidential Campaign
FoxNews.com website has it covered and it starts off like this... The Republican presidential nominating contest took on a new shape Thursday with an additional candidate in the race and new life injected into a suffering campaign following a praiseworthy showing at a primary debate in New Hampshire...Read the rest HERE
AubreyJ.........
Friday, August 31, 2007
John McCain: Courageous Service Video
Video posted on YouTube by JohnMcCaindotcom
Video is just over 12 minutes long
