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I hope you are well. I can't stress how important your contribution is to oureffort in electing John McCain and Sarah Palin as our next President and Vice President. Our campaign relies on great volunteers like yourself to spread our message of Reform, Prosperity and Peace. Every phone call you make, every letter you write, every door you knock on identifies new supporters for the McCain – Palin ticket. Your hard work is essential to our victory!
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Regional Volunteer Coordinator
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Fun Link
McCain-Palin 2008 Launched New Ad: "Dome". You can watch it here at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjvzyFyMO-k
Daily Polls
Rasmussen McCain – Palin 48% Obama – Biden 48%
Gallup McCain – Palin 45% Obama – Biden 47%
Must Reads:
McCain, Palin Town Hall Meeting Impresses West Michigan Republicans
By Ted Roelofs
Grand Rapids Press
September 18, 2008
GRAND RAPIDS -- As John McCain looked on, the question was all but put on a tee for Sarah Palin on Wednesday at Grand Rapids Community College.
Do you have what it takes on foreign policy?
To read more, click here: Grand Rapids Press: McCain, Palin Town Hall Meeting Impresses West Michigan Republicans
McCain In Grand Rapids: Give The Automakers Loans
He says government must help rebuild the facilities
By Kathleen Gray and Justin Hyde
Detroit Free Press
September 18, 2008
GRAND RAPIDS -- The auto industry and Wall Street took center stage in the presidential race Wednesday when Republican John McCain, after touring a suburban Detroit auto plant, declared in his strongest language so far that he will fight for government loans to help the U.S. auto industry retool.
To read more, click here:Detroit Free Press: McCain In Grand Rapids: Give The Automakers Loans
Recent Obama Ads More Negative Than Rival's, Study Says
By Howard Kurtz
Washington Post
September 18, 2008
Despite perceptions that Sen. John McCain has spent more time on the attack, Sen. Barack Obama aired more negative advertising last week than did the Arizona Republican, says a study released yesterday.
Seventy-seven percent of the Illinois Democrat's commercials were negative during the week after the Republican National Convention, compared with 56 percent of the spots run by McCain.
To read more, click here: The Washington Post: Recent Obama Ads More Negative Than Rival's, Study Says
Our View On Bipartisanship: Who's The Better Uniter?
Editorial
USA Today
Thursday, September 18, 2008
McCain has a longer record of bucking his party's orthodoxy.
Presidents who try to push through major policy changes without the opposing party almost always come to grief. George W. Bush's bid to create private accounts for Social Security collapsed in 2005 when Democrats rejected it. A decade earlier, Bill Clinton's health care overhaul died for lack of Republican input and support.
To read more, click here: USA Today: Our View On Bipartisanship: Who's The Better Uniter?
The End Of The Bridge To Nowhere
How Sarah Palin killed a costly project.
By Fred Barnes
Weekly Standard
September 18, 2008
LIBERAL COLUMNISTS AND the mainstream media have been unusually tolerant of Barack Obama's exaggerated claims of major legislative accomplishments. Just this week, Obama said his proposal was the "basis" for the economic stimulus package that was enacted last winter, a claim even Democrats regard as false. But Sarah Palin's insistence that, as governor of Alaska, she killed the infamous Bridge to Nowhere--that's another story. She's accused of lying by the Obama-leaning media.
She isn't lying. Palin did kill the bridge. It wasn't an act of great political courage. It didn't have to be, since the bridge had become a national symbol of wasteful congressional spending. But Palin did have the option of saving the project--several options actually. And there was still some support for the bridge among state and local (in Ketchikan, where the bridge was to be built) officials in Alaska. But Palin chose to terminate the whole thing.
To read more, click here: The Weekly Standard: The End Of The Bridge To Nowhere
Top Clinton Fund-Raiser Backs McCain
By Russell Berman
NY Sun
September 18, 2008
WASHINGTON — Senator Clinton has pleaded with her supporters to back Senator Obama, but one of her most loyal backers is refusing to follow her lead.
Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a top fund-raiser for Mrs. Clinton's primary candidacy and a member of the Democratic National Committee, is endorsing Senator McCain, warning that Mr. Obama would move the nation "too far to the left" and saying his Republican rival would bring the "bold, bipartisan, centrist change we need in Washington."
To read more, click here: New York Sun: Top Clinton Fund-Raiser Backs McCain
Obama Exaggerates His Influence On Stimulus Plan
Editorial
Washington Post
September 18, 2008
"In January, I outlined a plan to help revive our faltering economy, which formed the basis for a bipartisan stimulus package that passed the Congress."
Sen. Barack Obama, Golden, Colo., Sept. 16
Sen. John McCain's campaign is ridiculing Obama's assertion that his economic stimulus plan was the basis for the compromise package that was adopted by Congress and the Bush administration this year. McCain partisans point out that the Illinois senator did not even vote on the final package, which passed the Senate on Feb. 7.
To read more, click here:The Washington Post: Obama Exaggerates His Influence On Stimulus Plan
