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http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/09/18/iraq….

don't insult Ronald and Nancy Reagan like that.

The ONLY thing I ever thought was positive about Ron and Nancy is that I truly believed that they loved one another and only had eyes for one another.

You won't convince me that Cindy and McAncient have been in the same bedroom in the last decade.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/09/18/iraq….

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/09/18/iraq….

don't insult Ronald and Nancy Reagan like that.

The ONLY thing I ever thought was positive about Ron and Nancy is that I truly believed that they loved one another and only had eyes for one another.

You won't convince me that Cindy and McAncient have been in the same bedroom in the last decade.

Was Cindy McCain with him? She is always with him. His response confirms why she is always with him. All I have to say is remember, Nancy and Ronald Reagan.

I guess another reason why this may be important is last week Sarah Palin, when discussing the Russia/Georgia flap, claimed we had to ride or die for other NATO members, and that could include fighting Russia. Georgia is not a NATO member.

So Sarah wants us to ride or die for Georgia, who is NOT a NATO member, but McCain wants to dis Spain, who is. But these are the people that we should believe are so much better at foreign policy than Barack Obama? Right.

Since when did we give a shit about what the hell SPAIN DOES?

When did SPAIN come up on our priority list>

Just admit he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about, before they create another international incident.

MOFO isn't President, and already picking on allies?

Co-signing! :>)

Some tough words for Republican presidential nominee John McCain from a man who worked with him in Washington, D.C.

Former Sen. Dennis DeConcini, a Democrat, served eight of his 18 years in the Senate with McCain before DeConcini retired in 1995.

Both Arizonans were among five members of the U.S. Senate investigated as the “Keating Five” during the collapse of Valley financier Charles Keating's American Continental Corp. empire.

DeConcini believes McCain may have tried to throw him under the bus by leaking information from a Senate Ethics Committee hearing.

“John McCain would throw anybody under the bus as is so clear through his election here,” said DeConcini, adding that McCain wasn't able to hurt him too much because McCain had his own problems in the Keating investigation. However, DeConcini said the Ethics Committee gave him a harsher rebuke than McCain.

As for McCain's surprise selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his Republican running mate, DeConcini said, “John McCain wanted to do something drastic in order to get his campaign quick-started and off the dime, it just didn't appear that it was going to go anyplace.”

McCain's campaign has said that Palin will not talk to the media until reporters can address her with “respect and deference.”

DeConcini said that is “typical John McCain. Whenever it gets tough, ostracize everybody and just stay on your program.”

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