Re: Nguo*`i Vie^.t Quo^'c Co^.ng ddo^`ng lo`ng u?ng ho^. McCain

Khi CSQG Thu*a` Thie^n ba('t ddu*o*.c Trung ta' CS Hoa`ng Kim Loan,
ho. du`ng my~ nha^n ke^' va` chu*~a be^.nh dde^? chie^u du. HKL ho^`i
cha'nh, HKL co^.ng ta'c vo*'i VNCH va` Ca?h sa't pha' tan o^? gia'n
ddie^.p cao ca^'p CS.
Theo ca'c cu*.u tu` binh My~ trong nho'm Vietnam Veterans against
McCain , CS cu~ng du`ng chu*~a be^.nh va` my~ nha^n ke^' dde^? buo^.c
John McCain co^.ng ta'c vo*'i ho. ta.i Hoa? lo`. Va` sau khi la`m
TNS, McCain cu`ng vo*'i John Kerry va^.n ddo^.ng QH My~ bo? ca^'m
va^.n va` bang giao vo*'i VN tu*` na(m 1990.


Benjamin wrote:
Tuy ngu*o*`i CS o*? VN nhu* Tran Trong Duyet o^`n a`o mong ddu*o*.c
bo? phie^'u cho McCain la~nh dda.o My~, chi'nh ho. pha?i tha^'y ho.
kho^ng ddu*o*.c quye^`n bo? phie^'u dde^? ba^`u cu*? ngu*o*`i la~nh
dda.o VN.


Vietnamese back the man they know
Posted: Monday, October 13, 2008 8:07 AM



By Ian Williams, NBC News correspondent
HANOI, Vietnam � Mention the U.S. election on the streets of Hanoi,
and you are likely to get two very different reactions.

Among the young, the most common response is a shrug. But older people
� the Vietnam War generation � are watching closely, and everybody I
spoke to was backing the man they know: Sen. John McCain.
These days Tran Trong Duyet, talks about his "friend" McCain, who he
describes as "strong willed, but with a sense of humor."

He dismissed the well-documented reports of brutality in the prison
system. "During �office hours� I would call him to my office and have
fierce debates about the war. But �after hours� we would talk to each
other as friends."

He calls McCain a "model American soldier," who helped teach him
English.

As for today: "If I had a vote, I would choose the person I knew well.
So I would vote for John McCain."
worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/10/13/1516279.aspx


Vietnamese Americans support John McCain

"We can begin by announcing our support for Senator McCain and the
sources of its inspiration to our friends, our co-workers, and our
neighbors; by registering to vote, writing editorials to the
newspaper, and organizing people to volunteer for his campaign. We can
become better Vietnamese-Americans and begin to voice our concerns in
politics at the national stage."

http://getmyvote.npr.org/kickapps/_Vietnamese-Americans-support-John-McCain/BLOG/99928/18920.html
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