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Tag Archives: sen john mccain
The New York Times Must’ve Been Right In Its Reporting About John McCain’s Entanglement With Hot Blonde Lobbyist Vicki Iseman
That’s the only way I can interpret the following story: NEW YORK Vicki Iseman, the Washington, D.C., lobbyist who had sued The New York Times for $27 million over an article last year that she claimed wrongly depicted her as … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy mccain, dean baquet, national enquirer, sen john mccain, senator john mccain, washington bureau chief
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Aish HaTorah’s ‘Obsession’
The following project is by the same people who produced and promoted "Obsession": The following are updates from the United American Committee regarding our ongoing efforts against Islamic jihad. A 30 minute preview of the fantastic film "The Third Jihad" … Continue reading
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Tagged Aish HaTorah, christians united for israel, israeli palestinian conflict, orthodox judaism, sarah posner, sen john mccain
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Lobbyist Says She Was Never Alone With John McCain
From the National Journal: In one of the most sensational stories of the presidential campaign, The New York Times published a 3,000-word, front-page article in February suggesting that a little-known telecommunications lobbyist named Vicki Iseman had an affair with Sen. … Continue reading
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Tagged mail exchanges, massive publicity, ronald reagan building, ronald reagan building and international trade center, sen john mccain, senator mccain
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Dennis Prager Had Love At First Sight For Sarah Palin
From the Washington Post: ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 4 — Dennis Prager was on the air last week on the day Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was named to the Republican ticket, and without missing a beat, the conservative radio host … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative radio host, Dennis Prager, hillary rodham clinton, sen john mccain, st paul minn, xcel energy center
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No Wonder Newspapers Are Dying
Tom Bernis writes: LONDON (MarketWatch) — The scandal over former Sen. John Edwards’ alleged fathering of a love child is rapidly being surpassed by a greater travesty — not one single major media organization in the U.S is covering the … Continue reading
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Tagged gary condit, health maintenance organizations, national enquirer, sen john edwards, sen john mccain, wink wink
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John McCain’s Forbidden Flings
From the Globe: THE explosive revelation linking Sen. John McCain to a sizzling blond lobbyist is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Republican presidential candidate’s shocking secret sex life. This week’s GLOBE uncovers the married … Continue reading
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Tagged explosive revelation, flings, globe, John McCain, lobbyist, republican presidential candidate, secret sex, sen john mccain, sex life, tip of the iceberg, white house, white house hopeful
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