>Doesn't bother me in the least. Neither does the fact that Palin's husband is not a Republican. Guys, it's a GOOD thing when families are all over the road when one's a politician. It shows they are thinking and not lemmings.
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>>>>http://www.usmagazine.com/news/cindy-mccains-half-sister-im-voting-for-obama
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>>>I wonder how John would characterize her in one word? ;-)
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>>She probably will sink into nothingnes which is too bad because she has something to say. Yes, possibly motivated by money (inheritance) but she knows John McCain better than us. It bothers me to see potentially important information discarded on a sound bite.

It is interesting to see how John Harvey and Mike Beane and you too, John, are changing the song, PDQ. I don't believe any of you got "the party line from on high" (I give too much credit to your integrity and intelligence for that...) but something has happened. What was it? Could it be the republican convention, which is going on right now? If so, kudos to John McCain's message of unity, which would show his influence over the republican right. One no less than Arisototle said that all extremes are bad; that "virtue" is somewhere in the middle. I agree that usually it is so. Glad to see the times changing. Or is it only an election ploy?

Alex