Comments(0) The following release was issued today by the Republican National Committee:
Comments(0) Columbia resident Ginny Duncan, 27, is an account executive and registered Republican who plans on voting for Sen. John McCain for president. “The main issues that I’m concerned with are homeland security, protection and keeping our nation safe … I feel like he’s (McCain) going to do the best job for our country.” Listen to Duncan and other S.C. voters describe their feelings on the issues and …
Comments(0) INEZ, Ky. - Republican John McCain asked the North Carolina arm of his party yesterday not to run a television ad that brings up the controversial former pastor of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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Comments(0) Patrick Rooney Sr., a Pittsburgh Steelers co-owner who lives in West Palm Beach, Fla., has endorsed Republican Sen. John McCain for president.
Comments(0) The Republican Party in North Carolina said Wednesday it’s launching a television ad calling Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama too extreme for the state, despite the objections of GOP presumptive nominee John McCain.
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Comments(0) Republican John McCain on Wednesday asked the North Carolina GOP not to run a television ad that brings up the controversial former pastor of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.