October 30, 2008

McCain's Miami


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"Comunismo," said Michael Garcia, 30, the son of Cuban émigrés who works at his family-owned accounting business.

"I shouldn't have to pay more taxes because I work harder than other people," he said. "The things that Obama say scare me because that's everything that Fidel said. These things are associated in my mind with going down the path to communism."

More on McCain's Miami visit at Gateway Pundit.

Posted by Val Prieto at October 30, 2008 09:04 AM

Comments

Loved that sign in the picture.

Posted by: FreedomForCuba [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 30, 2008 09:21 AM

Val, I was there, my second Mac event in 12 days, as I went to FIU, as well.

Great rally and yes our Cuban American brothers and sisters were boisterous, loud and right on message...

Calle Ocho was and definitely is MCCAIN PALIN COUNTRY!!!

I was trying to find a clown from MSNBC but they only had the local NBC reporter
http://www.nbc6.net/politics/17819706/detail.html?dl=headlineclick

I went up to him, off the cuff, and said quote, "Tell your buddy Olbermann and that little coward Matthews that they are not going to steal this election!"

Then I turned back at him and pointed in his left wing face, "MSNBC is a joke"...and like a typical socialist he practically ran away!

Gateway has some great reporting and yesterday, once again, I was so proud to be a Miami born Cuban American and a son (my father was with me) and grandson of two Bay of Pigs veterans who fought against the bastard in Cuba who B. HUSSEIN Obama wants kowtow to, have tea/break bread and change his diapers too!!!!!

Posted by: Carlos Echevarria [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 30, 2008 09:51 AM

I was there, too. The energy was great! We're gonna win this!!

Posted by: pixelchik [TypeKey Profile Page] at October 30, 2008 10:40 AM


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