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Vero Beach, FL - (TRUNEWS) U.S. Senator John McCain recorded a Tokyo Rose-style propaganda message that was broadcast on North Vietnamese radio in 1969. TRUNEWS, a nonprofit Christian digital news app, obtained the bombshell audio recording and released it today on the organization’s daily newscast hosted by Rick Wiles. TRUNEWS acquired the audio recording in cooperation with WeSearchR.com, a new media company founded by Charles Johnson. The 1969 North Vietnamese radio broadcast has never been heard in the United States of America. In fact, there has never been any knowledge that such a recording existed. The audio recording was found...

Look at what the old man McAmnesty is putting out there now. Does he really think the citizens of Arizona are going to re-elect him? He wishes... I have always worked to utilize my position and influence for a cause greater than my own self interest. I am not a person who sits idly by when I see harmful policies forced on our nation. And I refuse to stay silent while watching the far left policies being enacted by the Obama Administration and the Congressional Democrats.However, my ability to continue fighting for our values is being threatened by my primary...

Hayworth will win for this simple reason: This is a Tea Party revolt year, and Arizona's Republicans and Tea Partiers have had enough of McCain's support of this administration's bailouts and big-government policies. The country is in the midst of a Tea Party revolt movement that began last spring and has not lost steam. The revolt began over the federal bailouts – and McCain, labeled "Obama-lite" as a result – voted for several of them. He voted for the $700 billion general TARP bailout, the $25 billion auto bailout, the first $85 billion AIG insurance bailout, and he proposed spending...

$920 Billion More to Bail Out the World AIM Column | By Cliff Kincaid | September 28, 2008 While the Global Poverty Act has started getting more serious attention, the implications of passage of the Jubilee Act have been generally ignored. With one socialist “bailout” bill apparently on the way to passage by Congress, two more are pending―both of them sponsored by Senator Barack Obama.

Today, John McCain detailed what he envisions achieving as President by the end of his first term in 2013. John McCain will put the national interest ahead of partisanship to build an America that is safer, freer and more prosperous than when he was elected. When John McCain is President, the era of the permanent campaign will end. He will work with anyone who wants to get this country moving again and will listen to any idea intended to solve our problems, not make them worse. In forming government policy, John McCain will work with members of Congress from both...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Republican John McCain and Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton were victors in contentious nominating contests, but neither party can claim front-runners as early presidential contests give way to big-state battles. McCain, an Arizona senator, bested Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor, in a South Carolina fight that focused on the economy. McCain was defeated here in 2000 by George W. Bush. "Thank you, my friends, and thank you, South Carolina, for bringing us across the finish line first in the first-in-the-South primary. It took us a while. But what's eight years among friends," McCain told a boisterous...

John McCain can totally blame Barbra Streisand for his undiplomatic stumping on Iran. He said he wouldn't sing again if she would drop the politics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTuwBw9q3Sw hat tip The Corner http://corner.nationalreview.com/

Just when it looked like the Senate Republicans had finally gotten the message that the American people in general, and their own supporters in particular, are outraged over amnesty for illegal aliens, some Republican Senators have come up with yet another disguise for amnesty -- and gotten bipartisan support, including Ted Kennedy and John McCain.Under this new plan, its advocates claim, illegal immigrants would "have to leave the country" and re-apply to come back in legally and get on a path toward citizenship. It sounds good but on closer examination it turns out to be a fraud.How long would the...

In almost every poll, the three front-runners for the Republican nomination in 2008 are Rudy Giuliani, Condi Rice and John McCain. As Condi has ruled it out and Rudy is a Manhattanite on social and moral issues -- gays, guns, affirmative action and abortion -- McCain, as a conservative maverick and media darling, appeared to have the pole position for the nomination. That no charismatic challenger is visible has seemed to add to the aura of inevitability of John McCain. But the last six weeks have muddled this picture, and McCain now appears out of step with his party and...