Thread: All in the GOP Family: John McCain's cousin explains why he won't vote for him
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Old 09-17-2008, 04:50 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by Echo Zulu View Post
Hey, it's a free country, we can vote for whoever we want, right?

Doesn't anyone else have family members on the opposite end of the political spectrum?

I get more right wing email from my brother and sister,,,,,,,,,,,,my brother even signed me up for Rush Limbag's Online Newletter!


When we get together we don't talk politics, except for good natured ribbing. It's cool.


But,,,,,McCain's cousin probably won't get invited to Thanksgiving at John and Cindy's house this year I bet............
I have a sister that I would campaign against in a heartbeat !
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