Once Upon a Time in America By Robert Fantina
"Anyone interested in light-hearted, fanciful reading, need look no farther than the John McCain for President website. There the reader will find a curious mix of fantasy, unintended humor and the fruits of a mind-boggling imagination. Let us take a look at a few of the gems offered by Mr. McCain.
Under the curious heading, Human Dignity and the Sanctity of Life, there are several sub-headings, too numerous to study here. But one of them is titled Protecting Marriage. Mr. McCain, we are told believes the institution of marriage is a union between one man and one woman. And Mr. McCains beliefs, apparently, are too be forced down the throats of all and sundry. The senator is, of course, an expert on marriage between one man and one woman. A full month elapsed between the dissolution of his marriage to the injured and partially crippled Carol and his wedding to the beautiful, young Cindy. So he can boast that both his marriages were between one man (used twice) and one woman (two different ones, of course). Prince Charming and his two Cinderellas! Although the second one apparently has the means to purchase more castles than Mr. McCain can count."
Robert Fantina: Once Upon a Time in America
"Anyone interested in light-hearted, fanciful reading, need look no farther than the John McCain for President website. There the reader will find a curious mix of fantasy, unintended humor and the fruits of a mind-boggling imagination. Let us take a look at a few of the gems offered by Mr. McCain.
Under the curious heading, Human Dignity and the Sanctity of Life, there are several sub-headings, too numerous to study here. But one of them is titled Protecting Marriage. Mr. McCain, we are told believes the institution of marriage is a union between one man and one woman. And Mr. McCains beliefs, apparently, are too be forced down the throats of all and sundry. The senator is, of course, an expert on marriage between one man and one woman. A full month elapsed between the dissolution of his marriage to the injured and partially crippled Carol and his wedding to the beautiful, young Cindy. So he can boast that both his marriages were between one man (used twice) and one woman (two different ones, of course). Prince Charming and his two Cinderellas! Although the second one apparently has the means to purchase more castles than Mr. McCain can count."
Robert Fantina: Once Upon a Time in America