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McCain Town Hall Meetings
Here is a video clip of Sen. John McCain today in New Hampshire at a Town Hall Meeting, where he said that Barack Obama would rather "lose a war in order to win a political campaign."
Keep saying it, John. It is the truth. His whole campaign was predicated on giving up in Iraq. That's how he got the far-left of the Democratic party on his side and how he was able to defeat Hillary Clinton. Now that his judgment in supporting defeat has been proven wrong by the success of the Surge Strategy in Iraq, what basis does he really have for his candidacy? Nothing. McCain must keep driving this point home. I believe it will get traction by November.
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Today Senator McCain stopped by a General Motors plant in Michigan where he spoke to a crowd in a town hall style meeting.
Standing in a town hall meeting with hundreds of people and several shiny new cars, McCain sounded at times like a confident, encouraging salesman as he praised General Motors' plans for a long-range electric car.
"The key, integral, vital part of our ability to eliminate our dependence on foreign oil will be directly related to that sign over there," said McCain, pointing to a sign for the Chevrolet Volt. "I wish you every success, and I want to help in every way."
At the General Motors Corp. Design Center, GM CEO Rick Wagoner and other company officials gave McCain a tour before he spoke to engineers and other workers. McCain, who has proposed giving a $5,000 tax credit for those who buy a no-emissions car, said the successful technology would mean hundreds of thousands of new jobs.
Most questions from the crowd centered on economic issues like health care, free trade and the effect environmental laws could have on the U.S. auto industry.
McCain also pushed a plan for the government to help homeowners struggling to make their mortgage payments get a new, cheaper fixed-rate mortgage.
"There's thousands and thousands and thousands of citizens in this state who can't afford the payments to stay in their homes," he said.
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Here is video of most of John McCain's Town Hall Meeting today in Kansas City, Missouri. This video embed is provided by local Kansas City NBC station KSHB. The quality is excellent, and it shows John McCain at his very best. The crowd was very enthusiastic and McCain was in great form.
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Here is video in nine parts of Sen. John McCain holding a Town Hall Meeting in St. Paul, Minnesota on June 19, 2008. McCain is joined by Minn. Gov. Tim Pawlenty at the event. Notice the level of depth involved in both the questions and answers at this Town Hall Meeting. Over time, the contrast between Obama the "lightweight" and the depth of John McCain has got to make a difference - let's hope so.
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Here is video in four parts of Sen. John McCain taking questions at a Town Hall Meeting held on the campus of Missouri State University in Springfield, MO, on June 18, 2008.
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Here is video of remarks Sen. John McCain made at a Town Hall Meeting held at Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri on June 18, 2008.
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Here is a local news report previewing Sen. John McCain's Town Hall Meeting visit to Springfield, Missouri today, June 18, 2008. The report was done yesterday, June 17, 2008.
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Senator McCain will be appearing tonight in New York's Federal Hall for a town hall style meeting with voters.
Watch Fox News Tonight at 7pm for a Live John McCain Town Hall Please tune into The Fox News Channel tonight at 7PM EDT to watch the first 2008 Presidential Town Hall, broadcast from Federal Hall in New York City. This historic location is where President George Washington first took the oath of office. Tonight it will play host to John McCain while he answers questions from real voters about important issues including the economy, energy prices and the war.
Last week, John McCain invited Senator Obama to participate tonight, hoping to start what would be a series of ten town hall meetings where both candidates would travel the country to answer questions from real voters. Senator Obama has yet to agree to meet us in these town halls. These town halls would revolutionize our political process and start a real change in the tone of politics. John McCain believes in this effort and is putting it into action.
Please tune into the Fox News Channel, tonight at 7PM EDT to witness first-hand John McCain's brand of straight talk with voters.
Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain's Town-Hall Meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania today, June 11, 2008.
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Here is a local news report on Sen. John McCain's Town Hall Meeting held in Nashville, Tennessee yesterday, June 2, 2008.
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