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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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Cindy McCain’s Shock Kiss
The National Enquirer has published a photo of Cindy McCain kissing a guy not John McCain. Gawker says: Your National Enquirer newspaper has published photos purporting to show Cindy McCain, fragile, lonely beer heiress wife to Senator John McCain, kissing … Continue reading
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Tagged baby mama, cindy mccain, John McCain, national enquirer, phoenix metro area, senator john mccain
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James Dobson Says He’ll Vote For John McCain
From Dennis Prager’s radio show today: Earlier this year Dr. Jim Dobson, President of Focus on the Family made news when he announced on “The Dennis Prager Show” that he “cannot and will not vote for Senator John McCain.” Today, … Continue reading
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