[Signalman]

Excellent.

I, for one, will never vote for McCain.

[jigsaw]

Excellent!   Standing ovation here!

[truthkeeper]

Good on ya!

[HOTTIEBOY]

HEAR! HEAR!

[I see my hands]

"In my day that was called treason"

It still is and that makes JM a traitor and he needs to be dealt with as such.

[The_Victor]

Amen!

[alarm rider]

Very good, my best salute to you, thank you for your prior service to our country and for this service to our country.

AR

[tflabo]

Thanks Vets.....you guys are the best.

[lexington minuteman 1775]

Amen and thanks. If McCain is the Republican nominee I simply will not vote for him even if that means a Democrat being elected. He may pride himself on being a maverick. I only vote for people who consider themselves patriots.And protect the people of the USA.

[mkjessup]

Thank you Sir, for your service to our Nation.

I would have been proud to have served with you, had I been old enough for the Korean War.

As for McCain, any honorable deed he may have done while wearing the uniform of our Armed Forces has been UNdone by his pathetic pandering to the enemies of America, by his blatant attacks upon the Constitution of the United States, and he is no different than John F'in Kerry, and that means that he is indeed, a traitor to America.

McCain's only possible excuse is that he may have become mentally unhinged, while in Kerry's case, he ALWAYS wanted to be a traitor, I believe that to the bottom of my heart.

Good letter to Senator Palpatine McCain, you told him off!

Best Regards,

MKJ

[rirepublican]

Wow!!! What a great letter! God bless you for your service to this country.

[Dilbert56]

---

---

New Dork Times

---

---

President McCain Announces Indictments in Pearl Harbor Bombings

President McCain announced a series of indictments stemming from the Japanese terror attack of December 7 two years ago. Mr. McCain announced that all pilots, navigators and bombadiers who participated in the attack will be tried in U.S. courts as soon as the the Pacific Fleet is reconstituted and the Imperial Japanese Navy is defeated. Mr. McCain also appointed a team of lawyers to defend the alleged attackers as soon as they're captured. After a heated debate on Capitol Hill the President and fellow Democrats beat back an attempt by the Republican minority to treat the Empire of Japan as a wartime enemy. Senator Kennedy threatened to continue his three day fili-binge where all Senate business was held up by a series of toasts denouncing "our nation's enemies, the Republicans". Kennedy had drunk continuously for seven days in a previous effort so the Republicans were forced to back down. The President hailed the use of criminal, rather than military law as a "giant leap forward for Humans Rights" saying it ensures the fliers captured in the Doolittle raid will be treated according to the Geneva Conventions. Meanwhile, the trial against the Japanese ambassadors produced the shocking revelation that the United States had broken the Japanese diplomatic cyphers. In an apparently related development, Japanese Admiral Yammamoto narrowly escaped assassination when his base radioed the news of the code-breaking to his plane, en route to Bouganville.

President John McCain

[yldstrk]

McCain is a blathering idiot.

[Frwy]

If you had asked those who concur, I would have signed it too. Very well done my friend.

[Jocko from Canada]

Sir, your letter is written with intelligence and verve. May this move not cost more lives because of the restrictions it now places in the extraction of information from Islamofacists.

McCain of all people should know that even in uniform when captured these Islamofacists do not respect their captives. Do they follow the Geneva Convention before beheading their prisoners, civilians or military?
I hope that this move backfires on McCain’s ambition to become, one day, the leader of the free world and Commander in Chief!

Hey John tell me who you work to protect and I will tell you who you are!

[chit*chat]

EXCELLENT. Thank you for including the fax number. chit*chat

[ctauch]

Great letter but is going to fall on deaf ears as your last line Be a man and vote for the president's legislation. implies he is a man which is clearly not the case. Besides he is so full of himself he will only look down on you with disgust from his throne on high; as you, I and all Americans are not worthy to lick the boots of the media darling McCain. I wish AZ residents would wake up and vote this fool out of the Senate, too bad they have to wait till '10 for that opportunity.

[PeskyOne]

I understand completely what you have written, and I thank you for putting it in terms that are very understandable. I would like to send a copy of this to Lindsey Graham and ask him to come to SC and answer some questions from his constituents! Bet he hasn't the 'courage of his convictions' or 'his principles' that would allow the pipsqueak to do that! One of the radio talk show host in the Upstate has a saying for Graham..."Wipe the McCain off your nose."

[zip]

ping

[ladyinred]

BRAVO! This is a winner! Applause!