LAS VEGAS, NV -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today announced the leadership of Washington Veterans for John McCain, a statewide grassroots organization that will work to bolster John McCain's support within Washington's veterans' community.
"John McCain knows that as Americans, we are tremendously blessed with historic freedoms and liberties," said Capt. Doug Roulstone, USN (Ret.). "Our freedoms have been secured and shared around the world through the brave actions of our servicemen and women. Due to their actions, John McCain has fought tirelessly to make the VA work for our veterans during his tenure in the Senate."
Col. Bob Lawrence, USAF (Ret.), added, "Barack Obama talks about his record of supporting the troops, but when presented with the choice between supporting our military men and women or advancing the most liberal voting record in the Senate, Obama chooses the latter. John McCain is the right candidate to lead our country during these difficult times because he understands that partisan politics should not be played with our brave men and women serving overseas, and he knows that our country's interest must come first."
McCain's campaign announced the leadership of Washington Veterans for John McCain today at a press event in Seattle that featured veterans from across the state and all branches of the military. Supporters from all age groups and military backgrounds filled the Remembrance Garden to show their support for John McCain.
WASHINGTON VETERANS FOR JOHN MCCAIN LEADERSHIP TEAM
Carl Baggett
Dave Barber
Tony Dohse
Edward Doyne
Ann Furtner Shin
Curtis Greer
Tom Hayward
Norman Jacobson
Joseph Johnston
Doug Kotrba
Thom Kroon
Bob Lawrence
John Looney
Robert McEliece
Bill Metzger
Joe Mobley
Dale Moses
Richard Porter
Doug Roulstone
Kim Schilperoort
John Schork
Linda Schwind
Leonard Simmons
Dana Slack
Tom Smith
Dan Squires
Lawrence Stevens
Richard Sundance
Krista Tannery
Angie Vogt
John McCain, McCain Campaign Press Release - Washington Veterans Unite Behind John McCain Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/292124