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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!While John McCain gleefully suggested entering his wife in the Miss Buffalo Chips competition at bike week in Sturgis, South Dakota (to the approving hoots of the crowd), apparently he is not as keen on the idea of seeing Cindy become a contestant on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars." From the never-told-a-lie NY Post:Our impeccably placed source says, "Just before Thanksgiving, Cindy McCain started talks with producers to apper as a dancer on the show. She wanted to do it very badly." But this week, Sen. McCain "put the kibosh on it." Reps for the show and McCain didn't return the calls.Well, ...
Monday Morning Clacker has an interview with would-have-been first daughter Meghan McCain, the young woman who, like the Romney 5 before her, merged personal revelations with campaign messaging in a way not previously seen in America. While the interview shows Ms. McCain to be a likable, somewhat idiosyncratic person (most notably for her love of Wonderbra creator and Marylin Manson ex, Dita von Tesse), the real news generated from this interview resulted in the one subject on which she refused to offer up an honest opinion: Sarah Palin. Here's the exchange: So, no comment on the selection of ...
In her much acclaimed biography of Abraham Lincoln, Team of Rivals, Doris Kearns Goodwin chronicles the relationship between Lincoln and three of his advisers--William H. Seward, Salmon P. Chase, and Edward Bates. None of them men was particularly fond of Lincoln, thinking him something of an inexperienced hick. But Lincoln, as described by Goodwin, followed to the adage, "Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer," and gave each of his critics a job in his administration.In our current presidential campaign we're seeing a similar dynamic in play. This time, however, the would-be ...
Oh, yeah, we're going to get some mileage out of this.John McCain was in attendance at the 68th Annual Sturgis Rally, and as David Knowles reported earlier, tantalized the crowd with his wife, Cindy. Here's a longer version of that clip, along with the rules for a "McCain Sturgis Drinking Game." At the 3:15 mark, you have to drink a shot every time you imagine, in your head, McCain growling, "Dag-Nabbit!" or "Dad-Gummit!" or variations thereof. More importantly, at the 3:47 mark, you have to shout apoplectically, "And I'm gonna make them clean their g--dam room!" then chug a beer.Finally, ...
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