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Republican presidential nominee John McCain and his family is joined by his running mate, Sarah Palin, and her family on stage after his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008.
Republican presidential candidate, Sen., John McCain, R-Ariz., at the Republican National Convention at the Exel Convention Center in St. Paul, Minn., Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008.
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Canadian Kozak(Guest) | 04.12.2008, 08:16
Senator John McCain was the only Presidential candidate to mention Georgia and Ukraine in the national debate against the Democrats. Though Senator McCain did not win the U.S. Presidential election, it\'s very good to know he - and his circle of friends - truly understand what is at stake in Eastern Europe. Cheers !!!
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Guest(Guest) | 11.10.2008, 20:57
if he was a President of U.S. Russia must start the war!!!!!!!if russia can`t do it u.s. will do it!!!!
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Concerned Conservative(Guest) | 27.09.2008, 18:52
Though neither candidate, Senator McCain nor Senator Barak Hussein, is an ideal leader, it is clear from an economic standpoint as well as a peace & security standpoint that Sen McCain is head \'n shoulders above Obama.
Financially, Barak Hussein will tax americans to death (http://www.electiontaxes.com/), where as McCain is surely the only candidate willing and able to deal with Putin and Mother Moscow.
Heaven help the world and america if Barak Hussein wiggles his socialist backside into the Whitehouse!
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Guest(Guest) | 01.10.2008, 06:06
ONE NAME, BARACK OBAMA.............. Will make a change for the best......
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Guest(Guest) | 01.10.2008, 06:14
The big threat to growth in the next decade is not oil or food prices, but the rising cost of health care. The doubling of health insurance premiums since 2000 makes employers choose between cutting benefits and hiring fewer workers. Rising health costs push total employment costs up and wages and benefits down. The result is lost profits and lost wages, in addition to pointless risk, insecurity and a flood of personal bankruptcies.
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Mike(Guest) | 23.11.2008, 19:40
Looking at your country after 8 years of Bush should have you VERY concerned.
10 trillion usd debt and now the economy socialised by... a republican president.
Economic standpoint... your heads and shoulders seem to be upside down. Let me make it easy for you: anything you might think, just do the opposite and you might be better off in the end.
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Gal | 09.09.2008, 16:29
Êëàññíî
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Guest(Guest) | 13.09.2008, 15:47
fuck you!
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Guest(Guest) | 27.09.2008, 18:48
Repent of your filthy mouth!
illiterate uneducated duraks like you give ukraine a very poor reputation on the world stage.
\"It\'s better to let people think you are a fool, then to open your mouth and remove all doubts!\"
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