Veterans group leader to stump for McCain

The leader of a state veterans
group supporting Sen. John McCain for president will speak to Columbia County
Republicans Aug. 23.

Dr. Wayne Moseley, the
Georgia chair of Veterans for McCain,
will be the guest speaker during a monthly breakfast meeting of the Columbia
County Republican Party.

Dr. Moseley is a lieutenant colonel
in the Georgia Army National Guard and has served two tours in
Iraq and Afghanistan.

The breakfast cost $6 per person
and will be held at 9 a.m. at Fatz Cafe on Belair Road in Evans. Reservations are not
required.

For information, call (706)
955-2012, or visit online at
www.columbiacountyrepublicanparty.org.

Veterans stump for McCain

Submitted by betterbilly on Sun, 08/17/2008 - 7:53am.

wmfellcitizen I don't understand how anyone,especially a veteran, and I am one, can cheer for a Republican. This country has been damaged, almost irretrievably, by the Republican party in the last 25 years that they deserve to be sent into limbo for at least a generation. To stump for a Republican who is also old, absent minded, immoral, and hot-headed is beyond my ken.53553

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Veterans group leader to stump for McCain