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The Giants win.  Wow.

Super Tuesday is tomorrow.  Arizona gets to vote with 21 other states to try and figure out who our parties nomineess will be.   Here is a look at the latest polls in some key states.  Romney is fighting for his political life in California and it looks like another close one.  Clinton and Obama are neck and neck.

Bush’s budget is going to be over 3.1 trillion dollars.

Most of us consider John McCain a war hero.  I certainly do.  McCain was a prisoner of war for five and a half years after being shot down over Hanoi.  He was beaten and tortured and forced to sign confessions of war crimes.  Once the Vietnamese found out McCain’s father was the commander of all the Naval forces in the Pacific the offered him a chance to go home early.  McCain refused because none of the other American prisoners of war would have been let free.  In other words, McCain said I’m not leaving without them.  That is heroic.

Vietnam Veteran Ted Sampley disagrees.  Sampley is a former Green Beret that served in combat for two years during Vietnam.  He was a guest on Ankarlo Mornings today, saying McCain’s Naval Career has been helped out by his family name (both McCain’s father and grandfather were four-star Admirals).  Sampley also says McCain has been working hard to normalize relations with Vietnam despite the fact that several prisoners of war haven’t been returned to America.  Read more of what Sampley says here.

For full disclosure’s sake, Sampley is behind a group called “Vietnam Veterans Against John McCain.”  Sound familiar?  It should because Sampley had a significant role with the “Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry” in 2004.

You won’t hear me questions either Kerry or McCain’s war record.  They served and served well.  Sampley served.  He has raised his issues with McCain.  I have my own.  But, they are based on his legislative records.  I can site three examples:  McCain-Feingold, McCain-Kennedy and McCain-Lieberman.   McCain-Feingold is a serious attack on the free speech portion of the first amendment.  McCain-Kennedy was the failed immigration “amnesty” bill from 2007 and McCain-Lieberman pushes the federal government to get more involved in the global warming debate.  That being said, McCain has a lifetime 83% conservative rating from the American Conservative Union (though his 2006 rating was only a 65).  Doesn’t that count for something?