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John McCain believes Asian Americans are significant contributors to the health and vitality of the U.S. economy and the American culture. He has demonstrated his support for Asian Americans through his military service in Viet Nam as a decorated war hero and POW as well as his career in politics. More »
 

Latest News
McCain acknowledges support for AA

A questioner at a town hall event in Fresno, California asked presumptive Rpublican presidential candidate John McCain why there wasn’t more of a focus on Asian-American voters in his campaign. More »
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Vietnamese-American Leaders Endorse John McCain For President

January 31, 2008 -- ARLINGTON, VA -- U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today announced that four influential leaders from California's Vietnamese-American community have endorsed John McCain for president.More »
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Asian Americans will be the Swing Vote

This is the year that Asian American voters could unlock the door to the presidency.

"There absolutely is an Asian swing vote. Demographics show Asians are growing faster than Hispanics and apparently have more political participation," Harvey Kronberg.More»


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Vietnamese-American Leaders Endorse John McCain
For President

Shandon Phan, 28, wonders why he was unable to find a pro-McCain group for Asian Americans on the Internet.

'He's a great candidate. Why is there no group out there?' he wondered.

The young law student took the situation into his own hands by starting Asian Americans for McCain, an independent group focused on reaching out to those interested in Sen. John McCain. With about 10 active members, the group hopes to make an impact by recruiting voters and branching out into the community.More »