Posted on 10/27/2008 1:26:21 PM PDT by Bill Dupray
McCain needs to have this guy at every rally for the next week. He makes you swell with pride at his appreciation of all that our country has to offer. He may even bring some Hispanics over to our camp. Good stuff.
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Great Job.
Outstanding!!!
I have a real problem with the illegal aliens but this guy is what makes Hispanics so likable. I know a few guys like this and they’re the salt of the earth as well as a lot of fun to be around. Guys like Tito are also good to have on your side in any tough situation.
Praying this man is not hounded by the msm.
Surely took courage for him to come forward after the attacks on Joe.
I saw Tito. He was so cool. I am in Tampa an have a lot of Cuban friends. They ROCK. Do not like communists at all. This election needs to be framed as what it is boiling down to. Capitalism vs. Communism. CAPITALISTS UNITE!!!
I loved when Tito yelled “I was born in Columbia(?) but I was made in the US” at Woodbridge, VA rally a couple weeks ago.
I really like Tito! He is an immigrant who really “gets it”. He appreciates the freedom and opportunity that he has enjoyed in America and is proud of his country.
I wish we could deport a few million “blame America first”, American born Liberals and bring in a few million like Tito to replace them.
Sarah is a horrible woman. Heavens, she is a diva. Never mind that she is the most popular governor in America; never mind that she has been married to only one man; never mind that she is a eloquent, charimatic spokesman for the McCain, never mind that Sarah has saved Mccain from certain defeat, never mind that average people relate to Sarah, and never mind that she performed like the gracious lady she is on SNL. But she’s a diva, according to CNN and the MSM who want to see her destroyed. To them Sarah may be a diva while she remains defiant of the false facade of prestige that the MSM boasts. To the MSM we know the truth about Sarah; consider the use of unnamed sources and we know you’re trying to mess with our votes-it ain’t going to happen.
Awesome Tito!!!
Rest assured, if elected, any attempts John McCain made to try to fix the illegal alien situation will pale anemically in the face of what Obama will do. His eye is on the same sort of “automatic voting bloc” as the Democrats have with the blacks. The only thing that makes the Latinos cringe with the Democrats is the abortion fanaticism in that party. I don’t know what happened in the morality column with so many blacks - maybe Johnson’s socialism that ran the black fathers off from their families in order to allow “Big Daddy Government” to take care of their families in a lot of cases. - Such degradation of human beings the Democrat Plantation has promoted.
bump.
And the Democrats won’t help out Columbia!! grrrrr
John McCain carries Miraculous Medal and Blessed Mother Teresa medals...
Interview with Film Star Eduardo Verastegui about His McCain Endorsement
By Anita Crane
October 22, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Eduardo Verastegui, producer and lead actor of the 2007 American film Bella, met with Senator John McCain on October 17 in Miami, where they discussed the human rights at stake in this presidential election. Now Verastegui is using his star power – and more – to help McCain and Governor Sarah Palin win the votes of Latinos.
Verastegui said, ‘I am endorsing Sen. McCain for president because of his commitments to end abortion, protect traditional marriage and fix immigration law.’
On Gov. Palin’s leadership, he said, ‘I love her. She’s a great role model for women.’
Verastegui has spoken at several McCain-Palin rallies. In Miami, the capital of Latin America and the first U.S. city where Verastegui lived, he campaigned for John McCain with McCain’s Senate allies Joe Lieberman and Mel Martinez, as well as Florida’s former governor, Jeb Bush and Governor Charlie Crist.
Verastegui said, ‘There I was, just an actor from Hollywood, not even a politician.
‘I said more than 45 million babies have been killed by abortion in America and more than 200,000 Latino babies are killed by abortion each year. I told everyone that we need to put an end to this and, when I finished, I went to John McCain and I said, ‘Senator, thank you for your commitment to life. I’d like to give you something.’ I gave him a Miraculous Medal blessed by Pope Benedict XVI and he was amazing.
He said, ‘Thank you so much! Look what I have here in my pocket.’ Then Sen. McCain took a medal out of his pocket that he carries everywhere and it was a Blessed Mother Teresa medal. He said, ‘Eduardo, now I am going to keep both.’
Verastegui also gave McCain’s wife, Cindy, a Miraculous Medal. He said, ‘I was touched when I found out that the McCains adopted one of their daughters from Mother Teresa’s orphanage in India. There is nothing more beautiful than to give children homes with families who will love them. I hope that one day that I can do the same.’
Verastegui gives out Miraculous Medals because, as a practicing Catholic, he believes the Blessed Mother promised Saint Catherine Labouré that ‘all who wear it will receive great graces.’
As Americans prepare to vote, many think their country is in crisis and Verastegui agrees. Therefore, he said, ‘It would be a disaster if Senator Barack Obama is elected president.’
Verastegui believes that unless Americans elect a president who will defend fundamental human rights, no one can expect a sound economy, health care or national security, including immigration reform.
‘Obama speaks about ‘change,’ but what change are we talking about?’ he asked. ‘Fidel Castro spoke about change in Cuba. Hugo Chavez talks about change in Venezuela. A lot of other charismatic dictators promised change, but look what happened to their countries.’
Verastegui explained, ‘Obama’s change agenda is very, very dangerous. This is a historic moment. Whoever wins the presidential election will affect this country and the world for decades.
‘Obama doesn’t represent the values of our Latino community. He has never done anything for us. He doesn’t know who we are.’
Referring to his filmmaking partners Alejandro Monteverde and Leo Severino, Verastegui said, ‘Alejandro, Leo and I can make hundreds movies like Bella and they will save many babies, but it’s never going to be as powerful as a president nominating judges who observe constitutional law.’ McCain is committed to nominating constructionist judges, and Verastegui emphasized that ‘we are just one Supreme Court justice away from overturning Roe v. Wade.’
However, Verastegui warned that Obama threatens to codify the Roe v. Wade decision by signing the proposed Freedom of Choice Act, which would strip Americans of their right to protect innocent human lives, even from the savagery of partial-birth abortion. In a partial birth abortion the abortionist pulls a baby from his mother’s womb, stabs his skull and vacuums out his brains.
Verastegui is also pleased that McCain supports the protection of traditional marriage through state amendments legally defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
Obama, on the other hand, told LGBT activists, ‘But my job, as president, is going to be to make sure that the legal rights that have consequences, on a day-to-day basis, for loving same-sex couples all across the country, that those rights are recognized and enforced by my White House and by my Justice Department.’ Obama wants to repeal the federal Defense of Marriage Act and this implies that he intends to override the traditional marriage laws passed by numerous states.
On immigration, Verastegui tells voters that McCain took a big risk in Congress for Latinos while Obama abandoned them. Due to popular demand, McCain revised his reform policy. His presidential proposal includes security for U.S. citizens and innovations that would allow migrant workers to legally enter America according to market demands for their skills. Knowing the concerns of Latinos, Verastegui said, ‘McCain told me that he will reform the law so that it upholds human dignity of all immigrants and protects their families.’
Verastegui concluded, ‘The right to life is the most important thing to me, so I want to do whatever I can to support the best candidates. That’s why I support McCain-Palin.’
Eduardo Verastegui produced videos about Obama’s policies in English and Spanish. They are online at http://www.ObamaMustSee.com and http://www.DuraRealidad.com.
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2008/oct/08102204.html#top
John McCain carries Miraculous Medal and Blessed Mother Teresa medals...
Interview with Film Star Eduardo Verastegui about His McCain Endorsement
By Anita Crane
October 22, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Eduardo Verastegui, producer and lead actor of the 2007 American film Bella, met with Senator John McCain on October 17 in Miami, where they discussed the human rights at stake in this presidential election. Now Verastegui is using his star power – and more – to help McCain and Governor Sarah Palin win the votes of Latinos.
Verastegui said, ‘I am endorsing Sen. McCain for president because of his commitments to end abortion, protect traditional marriage and fix immigration law.’
On Gov. Palin’s leadership, he said, ‘I love her. She’s a great role model for women.’
Verastegui has spoken at several McCain-Palin rallies. In Miami, the capital of Latin America and the first U.S. city where Verastegui lived, he campaigned for John McCain with McCain’s Senate allies Joe Lieberman and Mel Martinez, as well as Florida’s former governor, Jeb Bush and Governor Charlie Crist.
Verastegui said, ‘There I was, just an actor from Hollywood, not even a politician.
‘I said more than 45 million babies have been killed by abortion in America and more than 200,000 Latino babies are killed by abortion each year. I told everyone that we need to put an end to this and, when I finished, I went to John McCain and I said, ‘Senator, thank you for your commitment to life. I’d like to give you something.’ I gave him a Miraculous Medal blessed by Pope Benedict XVI and he was amazing.
He said, ‘Thank you so much! Look what I have here in my pocket.’ Then Sen. McCain took a medal out of his pocket that he carries everywhere and it was a Blessed Mother Teresa medal. He said, ‘Eduardo, now I am going to keep both.’
Verastegui also gave McCain’s wife, Cindy, a Miraculous Medal. He said, ‘I was touched when I found out that the McCains adopted one of their daughters from Mother Teresa’s orphanage in India. There is nothing more beautiful than to give children homes with families who will love them. I hope that one day that I can do the same.’
Verastegui gives out Miraculous Medals because, as a practicing Catholic, he believes the Blessed Mother promised Saint Catherine Labouré that ‘all who wear it will receive great graces.’
As Americans prepare to vote, many think their country is in crisis and Verastegui agrees. Therefore, he said, ‘It would be a disaster if Senator Barack Obama is elected president.’
Verastegui believes that unless Americans elect a president who will defend fundamental human rights, no one can expect a sound economy, health care or national security, including immigration reform.
‘Obama speaks about ‘change,’ but what change are we talking about?’ he asked. ‘Fidel Castro spoke about change in Cuba. Hugo Chavez talks about change in Venezuela. A lot of other charismatic dictators promised change, but look what happened to their countries.’
Verastegui explained, ‘Obama’s change agenda is very, very dangerous. This is a historic moment. Whoever wins the presidential election will affect this country and the world for decades.
‘Obama doesn’t represent the values of our Latino community. He has never done anything for us. He doesn’t know who we are.’
Referring to his filmmaking partners Alejandro Monteverde and Leo Severino, Verastegui said, ‘Alejandro, Leo and I can make hundreds movies like Bella and they will save many babies, but it’s never going to be as powerful as a president nominating judges who observe constitutional law.’ McCain is committed to nominating constructionist judges, and Verastegui emphasized that ‘we are just one Supreme Court justice away from overturning Roe v. Wade.’
However, Verastegui warned that Obama threatens to codify the Roe v. Wade decision by signing the proposed Freedom of Choice Act, which would strip Americans of their right to protect innocent human lives, even from the savagery of partial-birth abortion. In a partial birth abortion the abortionist pulls a baby from his mother’s womb, stabs his skull and vacuums out his brains.
Verastegui is also pleased that McCain supports the protection of traditional marriage through state amendments legally defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
Obama, on the other hand, told LGBT activists, ‘But my job, as president, is going to be to make sure that the legal rights that have consequences, on a day-to-day basis, for loving same-sex couples all across the country, that those rights are recognized and enforced by my White House and by my Justice Department.’ Obama wants to repeal the federal Defense of Marriage Act and this implies that he intends to override the traditional marriage laws passed by numerous states.
On immigration, Verastegui tells voters that McCain took a big risk in Congress for Latinos while Obama abandoned them. Due to popular demand, McCain revised his reform policy. His presidential proposal includes security for U.S. citizens and innovations that would allow migrant workers to legally enter America according to market demands for their skills. Knowing the concerns of Latinos, Verastegui said, ‘McCain told me that he will reform the law so that it upholds human dignity of all immigrants and protects their families.’
Verastegui concluded, ‘The right to life is the most important thing to me, so I want to do whatever I can to support the best candidates. That’s why I support McCain-Palin.’
Eduardo Verastegui produced videos about Obama’s policies in English and Spanish. They are online at http://www.ObamaMustSee.com and http://www.DuraRealidad.com.
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2008/oct/08102204.html#top
Bumpo
I am so proud to be an American. This was outstanding!
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