John McCain has a remarkable record of leadership and experience that embodies
his unwavering lifetime commitment to service. First elected to the U.S. House of
Representatives from Arizona in 1982, John has led the fight for reforming Washington,
eliminating wasteful government spending, and strengthening our nation's armed forces.
John McCain's reform agenda to reduce federal spending and lower taxes quickly elevated him to statewide office and he was elected to the United States Senate in 1986, after serving two terms in the U.S. House.
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| Health Care | Bringing costs under control is the only way to stop the erosion of affordable health insurance, save Medicare and Medicaid, protect private health benefits for retirees, and allow our companies to effectively compete around the world. |
| Tax Relief | As president, John McCain will work to ensure that money spent by Congress, and contributed by hardworking American taxpayers, is used wisely and prudently on legitimate national priorities, not squandered on wasteful pet projects and special interest earmarks. American families rightly expect the government to wisely manage the dollars they send to ... |
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Forget economic crisis, the Obamas have a new dog
Apr 15, 2009 — Houston Chronicle
Adding two seats would be a change that required Justice Department approval. If the judge agrees with Martinez and Robinson, the matter goes to a panel of three federal judges for further argument. John McCain's campaign finance co-chairman as owner of Carl's Jr. and Hardees restaurant chains.
- Democrats, Republicans paint Brown as 70s-era throwback; former gov eyes California's top job Apr 14, 2009 — Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
- Pants on fire? Time to Tweet Apr 14, 2009 — The Hill
The following are the issues NFIB has identified as being the most relevant to our
members and the small-business community as a whole:
- Clarity in Need of CourageApr 15, 2009 — Washington Post
- County prepares for significant budget cutsApr 15, 2009 — Highlands Today
