So Much For Jonn MCain wanting to NOT off shorework and keep americans working and keep Amiercna Jobs American

This is Date March 8 2008 Yahoo news

WASHINGTON - Angry Boeing supporters are vowing revenge against Republican presidential candidate John McCain over Chicago-based Boeing's loss of a $35 billion Air Force tanker contract to the parent company of European plane maker Airbus.

There are other targets for their ire — the Air Force, the defense secretary and even the entire Bush administration.

But Boeing supporters in Congress are directing their wrath at McCain, the Arizona senator and nominee in waiting, for scuttling an earlier deal that would have let Boeing build the next generation of Air Force refueling tankers. Boeing now will miss out on a deal that it says would have supported 44,000 new and existing jobs at the company and suppliers in 40 states.

"I hope the voters of this state remember what John McCain has done to them and their jobs," said Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., whose state would have been home to the tanker program and gained about 9,000 jobs.

"Having made sure that Iraq gets new schools, roads, bridges and dams that we deny America, now we are making sure that France gets the jobs that Americans used to have," said Rep. Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill. "We are sending the jobs overseas, all because John McCain demanded it."

Even Boeing's Republican supporters are critical of McCain.

"John McCain will be the nominee and I will support him, but if John McCain believes that Airbus or EADS is the company for our Air Force tanker program he's flat-out wrong — and I'll tell him that to his face," said Rep. Dave Reichert, R-Wash.

Rep. Todd Tiahrt, a Kansas Republican whose district includes a Boeing plant that could have gained hundreds of new jobs from the tanker program, said McCain's role in killing the earlier deal is likely to become an election issue. Both of the leading Democratic candidates for president, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, have criticized the Air Force decision.

"I think we absolutely will hear more about it," Tiahrt said. "We'll hear it mostly from the Democrats and they have every right to be concerned."

Just another example of Republicans helping Americans find jobs, and creating Jobs in the United States and not offshoring them, this is NOT a DEMOCRATIC MOVE this was a John Mccain demand and move, rather the supporting Boeing a US Based Company the maker of these tanker since 1957, instead we are sending all these jobs to France bt the year 2012 the conratc to Eurobus wil increase to a value of over $100 billlion dollars, just more jobs lost to Americans during a Repubilcan Adm.

This NOT Liberal Bias on a Story this is fact, you can't blame the Liberal Democrats for this, the Air Force under Bush made this Decision not the Democrats not the Repubicans, the decsion was left soley up to the Air Force whose Commander and Chief is George W Bush
The Air Force said that they made this decsion because labor costs are cheaper overseas, so apparently lower labor costs are more important to the Air Force then keeping American Jobs in America, and this is OUR government talking not a retail corprotation selling Blue Jeans or TV's
How Patriotic of the Air Force

BTW in Feb of this year (2008) America lost 63,000 more jobs the biggest single monthly loss of jobs in the United States since 2002. and all under the Bush Adiminstration watch