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It seems Obama's influences in life have been a bunch of radical marxists, black militants, and muslim extremists. The only thing mainstream about Obama seems to be that he was able to land a few affirmitave action appointments to respectable positions such as edito of the harvard law review.
It seems Obama's influences in life have been a bunch of radical marxists, black militants, and muslim extremists. The only thing mainstream about Obama seems to be that he was able to land a few affirmitave action appointments to respectable positions such as edito of the harvard law review.
Kirk you are pathetic, you try to make all these stretches...when in fact...
The bipartisan panel stated that Mccain committed NO WRONGDOINGS,
The blond lobbyist story was done by the NYtimes with nothing more than UNNAMED SOURCES, Then state there is some type of connection between MCcain and the Mob, when for one it is highly disputed that Cindy MCcain's father had mob ties. Even if we assume that your outlandish claim is true, then it still doesn't show any ties to MCcain. Since Cindy Mccain hasn't financed his Presidential campaign....yawn...
Given Senator John McCains signature stance on campaign finance reform, it was not surprising that he backed legislation last year requiring presidential candidates to pay the actual cost of flying on corporate jets. The law, which requires campaigns to pay charter rates when using such jets rather than cheaper first-class fares, was intended to reduce the influence of lobbyists and create a level financial playing field.
But over a seven-month period beginning last summer, Mr. McCains cash-short campaign gave itself an advantage by using a corporate jet owned by a company headed by his wife, Cindy McCain, according to public records. For five of those months, the plane was used almost exclusively for campaign-related purposes, those records show.
Mr. McCains campaign paid a total of $241,149 for the use of that plane from last August through February, records show. That amount is approximately the cost of chartering a similar jet for a month or two, according to industry estimates.
Kirk you are pathetic, you try to make all these stretches...when in fact...
The bipartisan panel stated that Mccain committed NO WRONGDOINGS,
The blond lobbyist story was done by the NYtimes with nothing more than UNNAMED SOURCES, Then state there is some type of connection between MCcain and the Mob, when for one it is highly disputed that Cindy MCcain's father had mob ties. Even if we assume that your outlandish claim is true, then it still doesn't show any ties to MCcain. Since Cindy Mccain hasn't financed his Presidential campaign....yawn...
Very accurate article let me tell you...
The Times analysis may be inexact for a variety of reasons. For one, flight records do not show how many, if any, campaign travelers were aboard a plane on a given flight. Also, the companies that collect flight information may not capture all flights.
Awww .... c'mon ... McCain used his wife's private jet for a discount ... concede the point and move on ...
"C'mon", what the liberal Times writes a hit piece, then in the last paragraph states that the whole article is inexact?
I took inexact to mean exactly what it said ... not 100% on all the flights and how many campaign travelers were on the flights ... it was still used at a discount ... that much seemed pretty clear.
Show me the actual public records then I will conceed the point. Sorry I don't trust the Times, remember these are the same liberals who wrote the blonde lobbyist article with nothing more than unnamed sources...
The McCain campaign declined to release a detailed accounting of which trips had been made on the plane, the identities of the campaign officials who took those flights and how much the campaign had paid for each one. But it is unlikely that the campaign reimbursed King Aviation for the planes operating costs.
It's kinda hard to do that with the McCain campaign stonewalling ...
Something's amiss there ...
And the "I don't trust the Times," defense is old and tired.
You can't handle the truth....
Cindy's father James Hensley was a convicted felon who was business partners with mafioso Kemper Marley who had reporter Don Bolles blown up. These are the facts.
Cindy Hensley got the money she financed McCain's campaigns with from her daddy's liquor business. Now she won't reveal her tax records from that period.
Why? What is she hiding?
Follow the money....
Since the Times stated that the information came from public records it shouldn't be that hard to locate correct? If the Times states the article is inexact why would you trust it?
Show me the actual public records then I will conceed the point. Sorry I don't trust the Times, remember these are the same liberals who wrote the blonde lobbyist article with nothing more than unnamed sources...
Records of payments to the holding company King Aviation ... note the payments are listed as "Travel."
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It seems Obama's influences in life have been a bunch of radical marxists, black militants, and muslim extremists. The only thing mainstream about Obama seems to be that he was able to land a few affirmitave action appointments to respectable positions such as edito of the harvard law review.
I conceed that he used a corporate Jet owned by Cindy Mccain...
The senator was able to fly so inexpensively because the law specifically exempts aircraft owned by a candidate or his family or by a privately held company they control. The Federal Election Commission adopted rules in December to close the loophole rules that would have required substantial payments by candidates using family-owned planes but the agency soon lost the requisite number of commissioners needed to complete the rule making.
Because that exemption remains, Mr. McCains campaign was able to use his wifes corporate plane like a charter jet while paying first-class rates, several campaign finance experts said. Several of those experts, however, added that his campaigns actions, while keeping with the letter of law, did not reflect its spirit.
This amounts to a subsidy for his campaign, which is notable given how badly they were struggling last year, said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan group that collects and analyzes campaign data.
Mr. McCain was not available to be interviewed, a campaign spokeswoman said. In response to written questions, the spokeswoman, Jill Hazelbaker, said his campaign had acted legally and ethically in paying first-class airfares for Mrs. McCains corporate aircraft.
... at a discount.
Those are the public records you asked for ... the records and the Times report ... the McCain campaign stonewalling the specifics ... it doesn't take a genius to put two and two together ...
You aren't admitting he did anything illegal ...
He just took advantage of a campaigning loophole ... thanks to his rich wife ...
