NYT got medieval on McCains ass

[The Buddy Love Show]

His press conference this morning in response was comedic

In deference to Mr Powell I aint reprinting all that shit:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/21/us/politics/21mccain.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin

[liL Ray]

and you see where they got their info? Their source was from McCain's camp...

But, I can't blame my man...did you see the woman? McCain pimp hand is strong. He may just get additional votes from this...he might be old, but he can still pull the foine women.

[DJ Loka]

smells like the fresh scent of christian conservatives in the morning!

[islandlover]

and you see where they got their info? Their source was from McCain's camp...

But, I can't blame my man...did you see the woman? McCain pimp hand is strong. He may just get additional votes from this...he might be old, but he can still pull the foine women.

really? http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/02/20/us/20mccain-190a.jpg

[liL Ray]

really? http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/02/20/us/20mccain-190a.jpgreally...

heah, I didn't say she was a young hottie, but for that age group and in those circles, she is not hard on the eyes at all.

she could get it.

[islandlover]

really...

heah, I didn't say she was a young hottie, but for that age group and in those circles, she is not hard on the eyes at all.

she could get it.

hahaha, I never said she was ugly, lol

[The Buddy Love Show]

from the NYT article

Mr. Keating, a Phoenix financier and real estate developer, became an early sponsor and, soon, a friend. He was a man of great confidence and daring, Mr. McCain recalled in his memoir. “People like that appeal to me,” he continued. “I have sometimes forgotten that wisdom and a strong sense of public responsibility are much more admirable qualities.”

During Mr. McCain’s four years in the House, Mr. Keating, his family and his business associates contributed heavily to his political campaigns. The banker gave Mr. McCain free rides on his private jet, a violation of Congressional ethics rules (he later said it was an oversight and paid for the trips). They vacationed together in the Bahamas. And in 1986, the year Mr. McCain was elected to the Senate, his wife joined Mr. Keating in investing in an Arizona shopping mall.

Mr. Keating had taken over the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association and used its federally insured deposits to gamble on risky real estate and other investments. He pressed Mr. McCain and other lawmakers to help hold back federal banking regulators.

For years, Mr. McCain complied. At Mr. Keating’s request, he wrote several letters to regulators, introduced legislation and helped secure the nomination of a Keating associate to a banking regulatory board.

By early 1987, though, the thrift was careering toward disaster. Mr. McCain agreed to join several senators, eventually known as the Keating Five, for two private meetings with regulators to urge them to ease up. “Why didn’t I fully grasp the unusual appearance of such a meeting?” Mr. McCain later lamented in his memoir.

When Lincoln went bankrupt in 1989 — one of the biggest collapses of the savings and loan crisis, costing taxpayers $3.4 billion — the Keating Five became infamous. The scandal sent Mr. Keating to prison and ended the careers of three senators, who were censured in 1991 for intervening. Mr. McCain, who had been a less aggressive advocate for Mr. Keating than the others, was reprimanded only for “poor judgment” and was re-elected the next year.

[DaveR]

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But, I can't blame my man...did you see the woman? McCain pimp hand is strong. He may just get additional votes from this...he might be old, but he can still pull the foine women.
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