John McCain Platform
John McCain - Platform
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from John McCain Beliefs)With respect to the John McCain platform, whether or not you agree with it, the one thing that can be said about it is that it is John McCain's platform, and not the creation of political expediency.
A case in point is the war in Iraq. There was a time when the other Presidential candidates with the exception of Duncan Hunter couldn't distance themselves far enough from the war.
At the time, John McCain unequivocally declared that winning the war in Iraq was imperative to our national interest and would be a key element of the McCain platform. Highly unpopular, this element of his platform almost sank John McCain's candidacy early on.
As we await John McCain's answers about his beliefs and platform, please read our rating of John McCain, Barack Obama, Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, inspiring Christian testimony of other 2008 and 2012 Presidential candidates, and answers to questions.
Even more important, read about the proof of Jesus' resurrection, Why our economy will revive only under a Christian President, and the gracious justice of God.
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22. What is your position on a Constitutional ban on homosexual marriage, and why?
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23. What is your position on embryonic stem cell research, and why?
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24. What is your position on prayers and Bible studies in schools, and why?
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25. What is your position on capital punishment, and why?
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26. If elected, what gun control legislation, if any, would you support, and why?
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27. If elected, what will you do about (Internet) pornography, and how?
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28. If elected, what will you do about the healthcare system, and how?
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29. If elected, what will you seek to achieve in Iraq and Afghanistan, and how?
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30. If elected, what will you seek to achieve in Iran and North Korea, and how?
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