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p> GO HOME, SENATOR br> Re: John Samples's McCain vs. Madison : /p> p>Every time I come to ponder John McCain for any public office for which I may vote I remember one element of his career which seems to have been neatly forgotten: Keating 5. End of consideration. br> -- Reid Bogie br> Waterbury, Connecticut /p>

Thank you for continuing to expose John McCain for the left leaner that he is; with the media in full swoon over him it is hard to find much being said about what this guy actually believes. People are much too willing to forget McCain-Feingold and how blatantly unconstitutional it is, and are much too willing to let it go by the boards.

p>For me, that one piece of legislation says all that needs to be said about McCain: he cannot be trusted to uphold an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. If a man is willing to ignore the plain meaning of the Constitution as it regards free speech, what other rights does he think should be subjugated in order to have a "clean" government? It is obvious to me that John McCain loves the American government more than he loves the Constitution. Such a man is clearly unfit to lead this nation. br> -- Eric Edwards

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