The American Spectator

br> — Edda Gahm br> Diamond Bar, California /p> p> I do not call it “honor” when Keating Five McCain blocked the investigation attempting to find American solders left behind in Vietnam. Ross Perot, who was dedicated to determining what had become of missing POW’s hated McCain. It is believed that McCain, an Admiral’s son, made propaganda films for the Vietnamese criticizing the Americans. Political expedience was more important then human life to this man you call “honorable.” He covered up the records of his past and has the nerve to call himself a hero. His candidacy is doomed, he will be exposed for what he is. br> — Elaine McKillop /p> p> You should understand that warmongering and policing another sovereign nation, as John McCain advocates, is the least “conservative” thing we can do to help that region of the world. You’re truly wrong by stating Ron Paul is not in favor of victory, when his plan is the most logical by giving them their country back so that they can become stabilized again. Perhaps you should do more research before publishing such a ridiculous article that favors someone like McCain over anyone with principle like Paul. br> — Tim Conard /p> p> We’ll see exactly how “honorable” John McCain is when someone truly holds his feet to the fire regarding illegal immigration — which is sure to become even more of a contentious issue if the economy falters. br> — Arnold Ahlert br> Boca Raton, Florida /p>