Giuliani, McCain & protesters at GOP dinner
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Arizona Sen. John McCain’s attendance at tomorrow’s nights New York GOP dinner isn’t just drawing the attention of Rudy Giuliani supporters. Anti-war protesters are also planning to make a night of it.
A coalition of groups seeking to end U.S. involvement in the Iraq war, including Citizen Action (Americans Against Escalation in Iraq) and United for Peace and Justice/NYC, have announced plans to stage a protest outside the Sheraton New York Hotel in Manhattan, where the dinner is being held. The protest is to begin at 6:30 p.m.
McCain has been on the biggest supporters in Washington of the recent increase in U.S. forces being deployed to Iraq.
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personally am extremely disappointed in John McCain
last presidential election he captured the attention of the
nation with his straight talk express..now unfortunatel
he is captured himself by the president, the right
wing of the party which supports the war, and the neocons
who started the war based on cherry picked intelligence
that they themselves created from intelligence reports
that did not back up their claims of nuclear yellowcake
iminent threat, WMD’s, and did not listen to the generals
who knew that toppling sadam was easy…stabilizing
a new democracy required a political not a military
solution..McCain is out of step not only with the majority
of the nation but in my opinion the majority of his own
party