[Drango]

While I support your goals,objective and cause... I don't support marching into someone's office and causing a ruckus. You have no freespeech right in another persons office. None.

[romanesq]

What in the story leads you to believe a "ruckus" was caused?
Sounds like the political opponents to McCain's surrender of our sovereignty were not welcome is all. Not surprising as McCain is trying to position himself as the great leader for President.

This illustration gives people a reason not to get behind his run for President.
Thus, the very unkind welcome.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

We didn't cause a ruckus...and those are OUR offices!

[chiefqc]

Thanks for your view Mr.McCain.

[socialismisinsidious]

It didn't sound like they were "causing a ruckus" and those offices are not "someone's" they belong to and are paid by We the People.....We have every right to be there.

We are already losing our hold on this Republic thanks to the likes of McCain....What's next? we won't be allowed to speak in their presence? must we avert our eyes and bow?

[JimRed]

I don't support marching into someone's office and causing a ruckus.

The mere peaceful presence of Minutemen constitutes a "ruckus"?

[lonedawg]

That is not John McCains office, it is our office that he is currently occupying. Reading this I don't get the impression that these people were causing a disturbance. I do however sense a arrogance on the part of McCains staff, I thought our politicians should welcome opposing views in the arena of Ideas, not try to squelch them. The more glimpses I get into McCains true character the less I like .

[TYVets]

You have no freespeech right in another persons office. None.

If that person works for me, I sure as hell do have a right to walk into "his office".

[ThreePuttinDude]

Excuse me for reminding you, he is "OUR" employee.
We have every right to ask questions and expect
answers to those questions.

HE IS NOT OUR BOSS, we are his BOSS