mccain begins tour of poor communities

Republican John McCain on Monday recalled the bloody beating of civil rights demonstrators on the Edmund Petus Bridge, where he began a week-long community Tour that he said was impoverished,
McCain vividly detailed the club that caused the skull fracture of John Lewis, who is now a Democratic congressman in Georgia.
McCain, who often talks about the courage the veterans have shown, said he has never seen more courage than Lewis, a courage that the marchers showed on March 7, 1965.
\"In the United States, there must be no forgotten place, whether or not they have been ignored for a long time by cold and unjust sins, or as the world becomes smaller and smaller, the economy becomes more interdependent, left behind, \"McCain is in St.
The James Hotel is several hundred yards from the historic bridge.
\"In the United States, we have always believed that if this day is disappointing, we will win tomorrow.
\"That\'s what John Lewis thought when he crossed the bridge,\" McCain said . \".
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When asked about the composition of the crowd, McCain said: \"I know African-Americans have very few votes against the Republican Party.
I know the challenges ahead, and I know there will be a lot of people who don\'t vote for me, but I will be the president of all.
Part of the Alabama Black Belt
Although the area itself is two-thirds black -
Selma was hardly forgotten by Democrats in 2008 presidential campaign.
Last year, Barack Obama, Hillary Roham Clinton and former President Clinton visited Selma to mark the anniversary of the \"Bloody Sunday\" parade.
But the area is still very poor, which is why McCain chose it as his \"time for action\" trip.
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Waiting is still trying to fend off criticism that he is indifferent to the real estate crisis and its market turmoil.
Last month, McCain said he opposed radical government intervention.
Since then, however, he has offered assistance to struggling homeowners, a summer vacation with Federal petrol taxes and other measures.
\"I\'m not going to tell anyone how the government can make a choice for them, but how can we help our economy grow and give people a better choice to make a choice for themselves,\" McCain said.
The Arizona senator arrived in Selma on Sunday for a fried chicken dinner with the Republican governor.
Bob Riley and the members of the club on Tuesday ate at the tangner restaurant, a racial mix, low
According to the event, the personal data group of Selma professionals get together every month to drink and eat.
On Monday, McCain plans to start his Selma speech by ferry from the remote Alabama town of Gibbon.
The ferry, which has been closed for 44 years, was closed by county leaders until 2006 to prevent black residents from crossing the river to the county seat and driving civil rights.
No ferry, 80 miles.
Later, his tour went to Youngstown, Ohio, eastern Kentucky, and Ninth District of New Orleans, where it was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
McCain is vying for attention with Clinton and Obama, who competed for votes in Tuesday\'s Pennsylvania primary.
Then, his tour went to Youngstown, Ohio, eastern Kentucky, and Ninth District of New Orleans, an area destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
McCain is vying for attention with Clinton and Obama, who competed for votes in Tuesday\'s Pennsylvania primary.