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MCCAIN'S DAY IN CANADA
Posted: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:41 PM by Mark Murray Filed Under: 2008, Economy, McCain From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy OTTAWA, Canada -- In an allegedly non-political visit to the Economic Club of Canada today, McCain defended the North American Free Trade Agreement and notably avoided any talk of his opponent. Speaking over lunch, McCain lauded NAFTA as the creator of 25 million jobs in the United States and more than 4 million jobs here in Canada, but rather than explicitly attacking Obama over his desire to renegotiate the agreement -- as he has done for months when speaking on the topic -- today McCain merely nodded in his direction. Article continues: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/06/20/1158780.aspx Did we suddenly get the right to vote? What's the use of 'campaigning' here? Why try to convince us? From what I have read / heard he wouldn't get my vote either way. |
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Nor would he get my vote.
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Hmmmmmmm.
I wonder if he wants to give us North Dakota too? 
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NAFTA should be renegotiated, IMO
McCain should stay in the States, thank you very much. We have our own politicians to worry about 
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We will throw McCain in for free, but you still have to take Bush and Cheney!!!
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MCCAIN'S DAY IN CANADA Posted: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:41 PM by Mark Murray Filed Under: 2008, Economy, McCain From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy OTTAWA, Canada -- In an allegedly non-political visit to the Economic Club of Canada today, McCain defended the North American Free Trade Agreement and notably avoided any talk of his opponent. Speaking over lunch, McCain lauded NAFTA as the creator of 25 million jobs in the United States and more than 4 million jobs here in Canada, but rather than explicitly attacking Obama over his desire to renegotiate the agreement -- as he has done for months when speaking on the topic -- today McCain merely nodded in his direction. Article continues: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/06/20/1158780.aspx Did we suddenly get the right to vote? What's the use of 'campaigning' here? Why try to convince us? From what I have read / heard he wouldn't get my vote either way. can anyone say canadian pac money |
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MCCAIN'S DAY IN CANADA Posted: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:41 PM by Mark Murray Filed Under: 2008, Economy, McCain From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy OTTAWA, Canada -- In an allegedly non-political visit to the Economic Club of Canada today, McCain defended the North American Free Trade Agreement and notably avoided any talk of his opponent. Speaking over lunch, McCain lauded NAFTA as the creator of 25 million jobs in the United States and more than 4 million jobs here in Canada, but rather than explicitly attacking Obama over his desire to renegotiate the agreement -- as he has done for months when speaking on the topic -- today McCain merely nodded in his direction. Article continues: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/06/20/1158780.aspx Did we suddenly get the right to vote? What's the use of 'campaigning' here? Why try to convince us? From what I have read / heard he wouldn't get my vote either way. According to media accounts he asked for an invitation and he received one . If this is not campaigning then what do we call it ?. |
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Edited by
lifestooshort6
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Sat 06/21/08 08:04 AM
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We will throw McCain in for free, but you still have to take Bush and Cheney!!!
we're trying to keep undesirables OUT of Canada, thanks
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MCCAIN'S DAY IN CANADA Posted: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:41 PM by Mark Murray Filed Under: 2008, Economy, McCain From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy OTTAWA, Canada -- In an allegedly non-political visit to the Economic Club of Canada today, McCain defended the North American Free Trade Agreement and notably avoided any talk of his opponent. Speaking over lunch, McCain lauded NAFTA as the creator of 25 million jobs in the United States and more than 4 million jobs here in Canada, but rather than explicitly attacking Obama over his desire to renegotiate the agreement -- as he has done for months when speaking on the topic -- today McCain merely nodded in his direction. Article continues: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/06/20/1158780.aspx Did we suddenly get the right to vote? What's the use of 'campaigning' here? Why try to convince us? From what I have read / heard he wouldn't get my vote either way. According to media accounts he asked for an invitation and he received one . If this is not campaigning then what do we call it ?. Maybe he's looking for political donations??? |
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to late fanta look up a few posts
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MCCAIN'S DAY IN CANADA Posted: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:41 PM by Mark Murray Filed Under: 2008, Economy, McCain From NBC/NJ's Adam Aigner-Treworgy OTTAWA, Canada -- In an allegedly non-political visit to the Economic Club of Canada today, McCain defended the North American Free Trade Agreement and notably avoided any talk of his opponent. Speaking over lunch, McCain lauded NAFTA as the creator of 25 million jobs in the United States and more than 4 million jobs here in Canada, but rather than explicitly attacking Obama over his desire to renegotiate the agreement -- as he has done for months when speaking on the topic -- today McCain merely nodded in his direction. Article continues: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/06/20/1158780.aspx Did we suddenly get the right to vote? What's the use of 'campaigning' here? Why try to convince us? From what I have read / heard he wouldn't get my vote either way. can anyone say canadian pac money
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It was done to campaign without actually announcing it is a campaign speech. Just like putting your name on ANY bill that is important and coming to vote without actually being there as the bill is being introduced or worked upon in the committee.
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Edited by
Fanta46
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Sat 06/21/08 08:52 PM
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McCain may be breaking the law!
McCain arrived aboard his chartered campaign jet, yet told reporters at a news conference, "this is not a political campaign trip." The senator added he didn't feel it was appropriate to have the government to pay "while I am the nominee of my party." McCain's schedule also included mention of an unspecified "finance event." While that is customarily campaign jargon for a fundraiser, foreigners may not donate to U.S. candidates, and one aide was quoted in advance as saying that money from $100-per-person event would simply defray the cost of the earlier luncheon. Bush all over again!! Lies, lies and more lies!! |
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