True Colors From A True Leader

I agree with Senator McCain and also congratulate Senator Obama for this historical event. I share with my fellow countrymen a moment of pride in witnessing the nomination of a man of color to the presidency. This will open doors to minorities in both the Republican and Democratic party to really strive for their highest goals. It is unfortunate though that this monumental achievement is given to the most undeserving minority in the Democratic party.

Senator McCain is a class act and will continue to gain cross over support from Democrats who realize Obama is nothing but a man in the right place at the right time. Kudos to you Senator McCain for continuing to show us your true colors

Democrats for McCain

Pay close attention, Clinton says it best in the end!

AHD

McCain is Back!

In my last post I advocated that John McCain would have to come back to New Mexico very soon... McCain's campaign thought so too! Senator McCain will be in Las Cruces on Wednesday for a town hall meeting. This is a good move on behalf of the McCain campaign. With Obama and Democrats focused on the more liberal Northern part of the state, McCain can personally appeal to 'on the fence' Republicans and conservative Democrats here in Southern New Mexico. While there are more voters in the Albuquerque/ Santa Fe area, there are a bounty of crossover votes here in Las Cruces and energy rich businessmen located throughout Southern New Mexico who might be more inclined to donate to McCain's campaign. The event is expected to have well over 500 people attend at the NMSU sports annex. Hope to see you there McCainiacs!

McCain in New Mexico

John McCain needs to make another trip back to New Mexico. With Hillary Clinton visiting Espanola next week along with the anointed one Obama, McCain needs to stress the importance New Mexican voters have in his campaign. His efforts in New Mexico have been average with a presence on television and radio but he needs more. His campaign in New Mexico is lukewarm at best and unorganized. Instead of following the intensity of grassroots efforts like Obama (opening a whopping 23 campaign offices across the state) his campaign is too busy handing out honorary titles to large donors who do what they do best, donate. McCain needs an active and engaged campaign that allows energized supporters to really take a public face in their respective communities. I support Senator McCain and will do what I will continue to do what I can for the good Senator. I just hope McCain's leadership in this state get their act together and get organized. People are seeing the difference.

AHD