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Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain's Town Hall Meeting held in Denver, Colorado on May 2, 2008, the final event of his "Call To Action Tour" focusing on Health Care Issues.
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Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain's stop in Des Moines, Iowa for a Town Hall Meeting on May 1, 2008. The stop was part of McCain's week-long "Call To Action Tour" focusing on Health Care Issues.
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Here is video of the Question & Answer portion of Sen. John McCain's Town Hall Meeting held in Cleveland, Ohio, May 1, 2008.
NOTE: The sound quality is not great at the beginning but improves. They appear to have had a microphone problem. You can hear fine if you turn your volume up.
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Here is video of the speech Sen. John McCain gave to open a Town Hall Meeting he held today, May 1, 2008, in Cleveland, Ohio.
NOTE: The audio of this video is not great. But if you turn up your volume you can hear the speech.
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Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain's speech in Tampa, Florida today, April 29, 2008, which set forth his plan to give American families a $5000 tax credit to help them purchase health insurance of their choosing. The proposal is intended to spur competition among insurers resulting in a long-term reduction in health care costs. The speech was the focal point of Day 2 of McCain's "Call To Action Tour."
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In a major speech on Health Care today, Sen. John McCain is expected to propose a $5,000 tax credit for American families to enable them to purchase their own health care coverage. McCain is slated to make the speech later this morning (10 AM EDT), April 29, 2008, in Tampa, Florida. This speech is to be made on Day 2 of McCain's week-long "Call To Action Tour":
Republican presidential candidate John McCain wants health insurance companies to compete for your business on the open market.
He would offer families a $5,000 tax credit to help buy insurance policies.
"Millions of Americans would be making their own health care choices again," McCain said in remarks prepared for delivery Tuesday at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute in Tampa.
"Insurance companies could no longer take your business for granted, offering narrow plans with escalating costs," he said. "It would help change the whole dynamic of the current system, putting individuals and families back in charge, and forcing companies to respond with better service at lower cost." read more »
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Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain kicking off his week-long "Call To Action Tour," today April 28, 2008, in Miami, Florida, with a forum on "Health Care."
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Here are the details of the John McCain's new "Call To Action" tour.
This on the heels of his "Time For Action Tour" which wrapped up this week.
For Immediate Release
April 27, 2008
John McCain Kicks Off "Call To Action Tour"
ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today announced that John McCain will kick off his "Call to Action Tour" on Monday, April 28th in Miami, Florida. From Florida, John McCain will travel to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, and Colorado outlining his plans to reform our health care system.
Monday, April 28, 2008
MIAMI, FLORIDA
WHO: John McCain
WHAT: Health Care Roundtable
WHEN: Monday, April 28, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. EDT read more »
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