WHY WON'T MCCAIN SIGN THE BI-PARTISAN GI BILL?

November 1, 2008 | Dallas, Texas | Vetting explained

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McCain brags about his POW experience in his rallies, and even brags about his scars from Vietnam, however, for a former combat-vet, McCain DOESN'T SUPPORT THE GI BILL SPONSORED BY JIM WEBB AND BACKED BY CHUCK HAGEL(REPUBLICAN) . http://crooksandliars.com/node/20487 Mccain must've been in hibernation pre-and post Walter Reed. to have not known the despicable conditions at this military medical facility. What legeislation has McCain introduced for wounded US Soldiers of the Afghanistani and Iraqi wars to ensure their future is not in jeopardy due to lifelong physical incapacities? Why have the troops-rights not been his main plight, and if you listen to his rally speeches, it would make sense to assume he is a "Champion to the Combat Soldier"...and it would be safe to assume families of Combat Soldiers would not succomb to the failing economics that are jeopardizing foreclosures on their homes because the bread-winner is abroad fighting in a WAR...! Shame, shame, shame on McCain! He should've been the first person to make sure facilities at Walter Reed were up to par. Instead, it was comparable to that of a third-world country's lack of sanitation. MCCAIN IS NO POSTER-BOY FOR UPHOLDING DECENT-TREATMENT FOR WOUNDED VETERANS! HE HAS NEVER LOBBIED FOR BETTER MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS, NOR HAS HE INTRODUCED ANY TYPE OF BILL THAT COULD ASSIST WITH WIVES OF THESE FIGHTING SOLDIERS WHO FACE HARD-TIMES IN MAINTAINING FINANCIALLY. MCCAIN IS A WALKING SPECIAL INTEREST AS and as HE DEEMS NECESSARY, WILL SAY ANYTHING FOR YOUR VOTE. HE LIES WELL! MCCAIN IS VERY CALCULATING! JOHN MCCAIN IS AN EMPTY STRIPE FOR NOT VETTING THE VETERANS LIFE.

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