U.S. Senator Sam Brownback, And other officials campaign for JOHN MCCAIN!

U.S. Senator Sam Brownback, Former Governor Frank Keating, Congressman Spencer Bachus, Former Secretary William Ball to Campaign in North Dakota and Montana

VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today announced that U.S. Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS), former Governor Frank Keating (R-OK), Congressman Spencer Bachus (R-AL), and former Secretary of the Navy William Ball will campaign on behalf of John McCain in North Dakota and Montana on Tuesday, February 5th.

WHO: Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) Former Governor Frank Keating (R-OK) Congressman Spencer Bachus (R-AL) Former Secretary of the Navy William Ball

WHEN: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 at 10:15 a.m. CST Press Set Up Time: 9:30 a.m. CST

WHERE: Fargo/Hector International (FAR) Airport Fargo Jet Center 2801 32nd Ave N Fargo, ND 58102

WHO: Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) Former Governor Frank Keating (R-OK) Congressman Spencer Bachus (R-AL) Former Secretary of the Navy William Ball

WHEN: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 at 12:00 p.m. CST Press Set Up Time: 11:15 a.m. CST

WHERE: Bismarck Airport 2301 University Drive Bldg 17 Bismarck, North Dakota 58504

WHO: Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) Former Governor Frank Keating (R-OK) Congressman Spencer Bachus (R-AL) Former Secretary of the Navy William Ball

WHEN: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 at 3:00 p.m. MST Press Set Up Time: 2:45 p.m. MST

MCCAIN BACKERS 2008
U.S. SENATORS
Sam Brownback, Kansas
Richard Burr, North Carolina
Saxby Chambliss, Georgia
Tom Coburn, Oklahoma
Susan Collins, Maine
Norm Coleman, Minnesota
Pete Domenici, New Mexico
Lindsey Graham, South Carolina
Johnny Isakson, Georgia
Jon Kyl, Arizona
Joe Lieberman, Connecticut
Mel Martinez, Florida
Gordon Smith, Oregon
Olympia Snowe, Maine
John Thune, South Dakota
John Warner, Virginia

FORMER U.S. SENATORS
Howard Baker, Tennessee
Conrad Burns, Montana
Rudy Boschwitz, Minnesota
Dan Coats, Indiana
Alfonse D’Amato, New York
John C Danforth, Missouri
Dan Evans, Washington
Peter Fitzgerald, Illinois
Slade Gorton, Washington
Phil Gramm, Texas
Trent Lott, Mississippi
Mack Mattingly, Georgia
Don Nickles, Oklahoma
Warren Rudman, New Hampshire
Mike DeWine, Ohio
Howard Baker, Tennessee
Conrad Burns, Montana
Alphonse D’Amato, New York

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
Spencer Bachus, Alabama
Gus Bilirakis, Florida
Mike Bilirakis, Florida
Mike Castle, Delaware
Tom Davis, Virginia
Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Florida
Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
Jeff Flake, Arizona
Jim Gerlach, Pennsylvania
Darrell Issa, California
Ric Keller, Florida
Peter King, New York
Mark Kirk, Illinois
Randy Kuhl, New York
Ray LaHood, Illinois
Steven LaTourette, Ohio
Frank LoBiondo, New Jersey
Dan Lungren, California
Jeff Miller, Florida
Todd Platts, Pennsylvania
Chip Pickering, Mississippi
Deborah Pryce, Ohio
Jim Ramstad, Minnesota
Peter Roskam, Illinois
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida
John Shadegg, Arizona
Chris Shays, Connecticut
John Shimkus, Illinois
Fred Upton, Michigan
Joe Wilson, South Carolina
Jeff Miller, Florida

FORMER U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
Steve Bartlett, Texas
Jim Courter, New Jersey
Joseph J. DioGuardi, New York
Chuck Douglas, New Hampshire
Ambassador Fred J. Eckert, New York
Lou Frey, Florida
Greg Ganske, Iowa
Steve Kuykendall, California
Tom Loeffler, Texas
Frank Riggs, California
Joe Schwartz, Michigan
Rob Simmons, Connecticut
Dick Zimmer, New Jersey

GOVERNORS
Charlie Crist, Florida
Mitch Daniels, Indiana
Jim Douglas, Vermont
Jon Huntsman, Utah
Tim Pawlenty, Minnesota
Rick Perry, Texas
Arnold Schwarzenegger, California

FORMER GOVERNORS
Paul Cellucci, Massachusetts,
William Clements, Texas
George Deukmejian, California
Jim Edgar, Illinois
Tom Kean, New Jersey
Frank Keating, Oklahoma
Jim Martin, North Carolina
John McKernan, Maine
William Milliken, Michigan
Walter Peterson, New Hampshire
Tom Ridge, Pennsylvania
Buddy Roemer, Louisiana
Don Sundquist, Tennessee
Jane Swift, Massachusetts
Jim Thompson, Illinois

Pete Wilson, California

LAWYERS FOR McCAIN
Dick Wiley, Chairman, Washington D.C.
Stanton Anderson, Washington D.C.
A.B. Culvahouse, Virginia
Hayden Dempsey, Florida
Thomas Leary, Washington D.C., Former Federal Trade Commission Commissioner

STATE PARTY CHAIRS
George Gallo, Connecticut
Alec Poitevint, Georgia

FORMER STATE PARTY CHAIRS
Winton Blout, III, Alabama
Jean Inman, Massachusetts
Marlys Popma, Iowa

NATIONAL POLICY
Bill Simon, National Policy Co-Chair
Steve Goldsmith

notice how the moderate republicans are coming out for him as they want a position .
Huckerbee has been working with the bitter old man since the start and when fox news which has been cheerleading Mc Cain disgustinginly this election has mary matalin on she noted that many don’t support Mc Cain which doesn’t get mentioned in the media, so of course fox the cheerleader for Mc Cain tries to spin it and say well some conservative conservatives have come out fo rhim mary matalin said who.

the answer was
huh huh huh well ted olson.

LOL yes it just showed why you fox have no clue and why you have been cheerleading a bitter old man who has been fighting this party since his loss iin 2000 , so much so that he wanted to go and be a democrat and actually had talks with kennedy, his new found friends

notice how the moderate republicans are coming out for him as they want a position .
Huckerbee has been working with the bitter old man since the start and when fox news which has been cheer-leading MC Cain disgustingly this election has Mary matalin on she noted that many don’t support Mc Cain which doesn’t get mentioned in the media, so of course fox the cheerleader for Mc Cain tries to spin it and say well some conservative conservatives have come out for him Mary matalin said who.

the answer was
huh huh huh well ted olson.

LOL yes it just showed why you fox have no clue and why you have been cheerleading a bitter old man who has been fighting this party since his loss in 2000 , so much so that he wanted to go and be a democrat and actually had talks with Kennedy, his new found friends

“Also, he is no more a hero than I am. Who gave him that title?”

I’m no fan of McCain, but in a lot of ways yes he is a hero. He was a POW for 5 years. Once his captors found out he was the son of a retired admiral they offered to release him. He refused and instead would only leave when all of his fellow prisoners were released. That alone shows the character and integrity of a hero.

I would even go so far as to say that up until the South Carolina primary of 2000 he was a good conservative. Since then, something has happened to him. Hatred of Bush or something, I don’t know. However, he is no longer a conservative.

I don’t know what you have done in your life, but the above story and his leadership he displayed while a POW qualifies him for hero status. Yes, the word hero is thrown around a little too much now days, but in this case it’s justified.

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