McCain: McSame as Bush - Straight Talk about John McCain's Agenda

Get to know the real John McCain.

Before it's too late.

Although he tries to appear as a maverick going against party lines, Senator McCain is nothing of the sort. In reality, electing him to the White House would be like giving the Bush Administration a third term. Mr. McCain has actually voted in alignment with Bush, on average, 89% of the time. In 2007, he supported Bush's position on 95% of all votes. Some truly anti-worker legislation that President Bush and John McCain have stood together on include:

 

 

  • Tax cuts for the wealthy
  • Privatizing Social Security
  • Outsourcing and Privatizing hundreds of thousands of government jobs
  • Remaining in Iraq indefinitely

John McCain's campaign presents him as a "new type of politician" who is going to make change. But the change we need, after eight long years under Bush, is to elect someone who will fight for working families. As Senator McCain's atrocious record shows, he does not represent change, but rather more of the same.

Click HERE to view the National AFL-CIO's website: Senator McCain Revealed

Click the links below to read more about John McCain's record on each topic:

Economy/Jobs

Workers' Rights

Trade

Retirement Security

Healthcare

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Click to view the Massachusetts AFL-CIO's webpage on Democratic Candidate Barack Obama

Click to view the AFL-CIO's "Not Now" Ad about John McCain

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