McCain Walking the Walk, not just Talking the Talk

Like democrats who have no principles, morals or convictions.

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In his 71 years, Mr. McCain has confronted war as a pilot, a prisoner and
a 
United States senator, but never before as a father. His son's departure
for 
Iraq brought him the same worry that every military parent feels, friends 
say, while the young marine's experiences there have given him a sustained

grunt's-eye view of the action and private confirmation for his argument 
that United States strategy in Iraq is working.

While Jimmy McCain's service is a story all his own - he enlisted at age 
17 - it illuminates the beliefs about duty, honor and sacrifice with which

family friends say he was raised. Military ideals have defined Mr. McCain
as 
a person and a politician, and he is placing them at the core of his 
presidential candidacy. Last week, he campaigned at his former stations of

duty, explaining how the lessons he learned there would guide his
decisions 
as commander in chief.