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MySpace profile for John McCain with pictures, videos, personal blog, interests, information about me and more

For the King County voters out there. I hear from the best sources that she will make an excellent judge.

Quoted: My years in the courtroom have taught me what it takes to be a good judge. In any courtroom where I preside, every person will know that they were heard, treated fairly and given an equal opportunity to make their case -- no matter who they are, where they live, what they do for a living, their race, age, gender, lifestyle or point of view.

"Sweetie"? Oh helllllll, no.

Quoted: May 15: Barack Obama took some criticism for not sporting a flag pin on his lapel. As Hardball noticed this week, Obama is starting to wear one. Plus, the 'sweetie' remark and Obama's apology.

Potential running mates for Obama. These get pretty funny, just keep scrolling down.

Pure comedy! Basically every major search engine already has Barack Obama listed as the anti-christ, a position Bush previously held. Barack completely took over the "anti-christ" phenom, living up to being the "charismatic world leader" people now fear. Kinda funny how quick he took over the spot.

I always find it incredibly phony (if not devisive) when cadidates say "God bless America." That's something that you'd only genuinely say if you were moderately to very religious, which most of the candidates never are. I think they always think they have to say it to seem like "they got religion too," which is dumb.

Quoted: At the beginning of 2007 there were 38 things candidates could mention in public that wouldn't be considered damaging to their campaigns, but now they are mostly limited to 'Thank you all for coming,' and 'God bless America,'" ...

Michigan Votes on November 4, 2008 for President of the United States. Election Day.

It's nice to see that the comments are respectful, as are most of us that think it's a good time for Senator Clinton to step aside and let the party get ready to win this election. McCain is making far too much traction while the dems banter.

MSN Encarta Understanding Elections. Pretty Cool!