McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Sen. John McCain paused to autograph a copy of his 1999 book, "Faith of My Fathers" for Yvonne Ignacio, who had the opportunity to ask him to do so after his town hall meeting last Friday.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Sen. John McCain paused to autograph a copy of his 1999 book, "Faith of My Fathers" for Yvonne Ignacio, who had the opportunity to ask him to do so after his town hall meeting last Friday.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Andrea Witte, a self-employed graphic designer and one of the town hall audience members called upon to address Sen. McCain, was concerned that her self-paid insurance premiums had risen in the last five years from $1,900 annually to $4,500 annually. Following the event, she and friends Rosann Muller, Sarah Robinson and Autumn Spritzer made their sentiments visually known to the departing motorists.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Andrea Witte, a self-employed graphic designer and one of the town hall audience members called upon to address Sen. McCain, was concerned that her self-paid insurance premiums had risen in the last five years from $1,900 annually to $4,500 annually. Following the event, she and friends Rosann Muller, Sarah Robinson and Autumn Spritzer made their sentiments visually known to the departing motorists.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Vaughn Barnes, standing at left, addressed several healthcare concerns and questions to Sen. John McCain. But he concluded his opportunity to speak by asking the senator why he had not better supported Sarah Palin, the senator's vice presidential running mate, after their unsuccessful run for the country's two top positions. McCain had a strong response. "I would be glad to provide you with a long record," including comments from Palin herself, he said.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Sen. John McCain came to Oro Valley on Friday, when people expressed their opinions about healthcare reform and chatted with the 2008 presidential candidate. Yvonne Ignacio shows off her autographed copy of Sen. McCain's 1999 book, "Faith of My Fathers." The senator signed her book after speaking with the media.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Sen. John McCain came to Oro Valley on Friday, when people expressed their opinions about healthcare reform and chatted with the 2008 presidential candidate. Yvonne Ignacio shows off her autographed copy of Sen. McCain's 1999 book, "Faith of My Fathers." The senator signed her book after speaking with the media.

McCain feels the 'revolution'

Terry Ketron/Special to The Explorer, Vaughn Barnes, standing at left, addressed several healthcare concerns and questions to Sen. John McCain. But he concluded his opportunity to speak by asking the senator why he had not better supported Sarah Palin, the senator's vice presidential running mate, after their unsuccessful run for the country's two top positions. McCain had a strong response. "I would be glad to provide you with a long record," including comments from Palin herself, he said.

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Members of the Sons of the American Revolution participate in the History of the American Flag portion of the Flag Day ceremony last week.

SaddleBrooke Flag Day

George Lipphardt, a member of the Arizona Society Sons of the American Revolution, presents the Betsy Ross version of the American Flag during the Flag Day ceremony at SaddleBrooke last week.