John McCain was in Dearborn, Michigan earlier this week at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center for the most recent Republican debate. This debate focused on economics and covered issues from taxes and spending to healthcare and the state of our economy.
John McCain had a strong performance, clearly stating his views on issues critical to voters. He was called "Reaganesque" by Steve Moore, the founder of the Club for Growth and editorial writer for the Wall Street Journal. Click here to watch post-debate reaction.
While in Michigan, John McCain also had the opportunity to speak to the Detroit Economic Club and discussed his economics plan. On Thursday in Des Moines, John McCain unveiled his healthcare plan which focuses on lowering costs, freedom of choice and market forces rather than the government mandated plans so favored by Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney while he was Governor of Massachusetts.
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John McCain's Plan for Healthcare
This week, John McCain announced his plans to reform healthcare in our country. He believes we must address the fundamental problem with our system - the rapidly rising cost of care - and harness market competition to build a system that is more responsive to patients and is delivered to more people at a lower cost. Go to http://link.johnmccain.com/?95-3181-342639-35663 and learn more about John McCain's plans.
Wall Street Journal Editorial: McCain's Medicine"[M]r. McCain followed up with a health-care reform announced in Iowa yesterday, perhaps recapturing the aura of political creativity that animated his Presidential bid in 2000 ... The senator's views are panoramic, and he's looking at a health-care landscape grounded in free-market principles. ... Mr. McCain has largely predicated his candidacy on national security, but his entrance into the health-care fray solidifies the intellectual progress conservatives have made on the issue." Click here to continue.
The Weekly Standard's Matthew Continetti: McCain's Argument On Personal Responsibility In Health Care Is One "That McCain, Who Knows More Than Most About Duty, Honor, And Sacrifice, Is Uniquely Able To Make."
To learn more about John McCain's healthcare plan, click here.
What They Are Saying About The Michigan Debate
The Wall Street Journal's Steve Moore: "The Big Story Here, I Really Think, Is John McCain. He's The Comeback Kid." "The big story here, I really think, is John McCain. He's the comeback kid. I think he's back in this race. We all wrote him off six weeks ago, we all thought he had suffered the knockout punch. I think he actually did look presidential." (CNBC's "Kudlow & Company," 10/9/07)CNBC's Larry Kudlow: "Mr. McCain Had A Pretty Good Evening ... He Seems To Be On The Rise." "Mr. McCain had a pretty good evening, did he not? ... And he's kind of on the upslope now. It's an interesting story, from down in the depths, Death Valley days, a couple of months ago - he seems to be on the rise." (CNBC's "Kudlow & Company," 10/9/07)
The Videos You Can't Miss About the Debate:
Watch John McCain's Post-Debate Interview On CNBC
Watch Moore, Kudlow And Harwood Discuss John McCain's Debate Performance On CNBC
Watch Republican Candidates Thompson, Romney And Brownback Praise John McCain
Faith of My Fathers
This month marks the anniversary of John McCain's plane being shot down and his subsequent capture in North Vietnam. In his book, Faith of My Fathers, he shares his experiences and the lessons taught by his father and grandfather which enabled him to survive imprisonment for five years in POW camps.Faith of My Fathers is an amazing story of courage and leadership by John McCain and an exceptional book to read. With your contribution of $200 or more today at this link, you will receive a signed, hardcover copy of Faith of My Fathers. Please click here to contribute and support our great American hero, John McCain.
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