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Bridget McCain had become a sort of an issue during the campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination in South Carolina during the year 2000. John was criticized and was accused of having an affair with another woman. There was lot of prejudice and the reason for accusation was because Bridgets skin was darker.

Bridget McCain was called as illegitimate black daughter of McCain born to a pros***ute. This had a strong effect on the conservative South Carolina republicans. John said, a lot of phone calls were made by people who said we should be very ashamed about her, about the color of her skin. Such hurtful and vile things were said about her. But thats a nasty side of politics and one should try to ignore it.

However, the African American organizations have a policy against interracial adoption in spite of there being an awful lot of African American children who could be adopted but this objection stands in the way. But now slowly this barrier is breaking down and people seem to be making progress. The McCains had to go through an extraordinary process, rather an intrusive process by the bureaucrats to adopt Bridget McCain. The adoption agency officials came to McCains home rifled through their drawers and even asked John about his sex life.

This was an insight into a sick girls life that was destined to die in an orphanage in Bangladesh. However, Bridget McCain proved to be a miracle child – blessed by Mother Teresa.

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

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Originally posted by outlaws93:

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

oh yes that is the only way bush was able to win... hahha and the daily kos... hahahah

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Originally posted by dmuhler:

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Originally posted by outlaws93:

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

oh yes that is the only way bush was able to win... hahha and the daily kos... hahahah

Nah Rove had lots of dirty tricks. Obama ought to hire him as a consultant.

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Originally posted by outlaws93:

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

oh yes that is the only way bush was able to win... hahha and the daily kos... hahahah

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Originally posted by starflight93:
I would not be surprised if that did not help Bush to win, McCain was a MUCH stronger candidate in 2000 compared to Bush. I really thought McCain had that nomination (before the smear campaign).

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Originally posted by chipsmom:
Here you go. Its actually pretty heartwarming.
http://www.encyclocentral.com/13865-Bridget_Mccain_The_Wonder_Child.html

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Bridget McCain had become a sort of an issue during the campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination in South Carolina during the year 2000. John was criticized and was accused of having an affair with another woman. There was lot of prejudice and the reason for accusation was because Bridgets skin was darker.

Bridget McCain was called as illegitimate black daughter of McCain born to a pros***ute. This had a strong effect on the conservative South Carolina republicans. John said, a lot of phone calls were made by people who said we should be very ashamed about her, about the color of her skin. Such hurtful and vile things were said about her. But thats a nasty side of politics and one should try to ignore it.

However, the African American organizations have a policy against interracial adoption in spite of there being an awful lot of African American children who could be adopted but this objection stands in the way. But now slowly this barrier is breaking down and people seem to be making progress. The McCains had to go through an extraordinary process, rather an intrusive process by the bureaucrats to adopt Bridget McCain. The adoption agency officials came to McCains home rifled through their drawers and even asked John about his sex life.

This was an insight into a sick girls life that was destined to die in an orphanage in Bangladesh. However, Bridget McCain proved to be a miracle child – blessed by Mother Teresa.

Personally, its awesome when people open thier homes to kids who need it.

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Originally posted by seawolffortwayne:
Dmuhler, why must you post shmit like this that hasn't a damned thing to do with the election? This is sinking to pretty low depths to think that we may be a bunch of **** little sheep as to vote no if he fathered a black child out of wedlock. Election poll my ( ! )! Why don't you just say that he beats his kids and blows his dog while you're at it. This is ridiculous.

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Originally posted by Boospar:

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Originally posted by chipsmom:
Here you go. Its actually pretty heartwarming.
http://www.encyclocentral.com/13865-Bridget_Mccain_The_Wonder_Child.html

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Bridget McCain had become a sort of an issue during the campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination in South Carolina during the year 2000. John was criticized and was accused of having an affair with another woman. There was lot of prejudice and the reason for accusation was because Bridgets skin was darker.

Bridget McCain was called as illegitimate black daughter of McCain born to a pros***ute. This had a strong effect on the conservative South Carolina republicans. John said, a lot of phone calls were made by people who said we should be very ashamed about her, about the color of her skin. Such hurtful and vile things were said about her. But thats a nasty side of politics and one should try to ignore it.

However, the African American organizations have a policy against interracial adoption in spite of there being an awful lot of African American children who could be adopted but this objection stands in the way. But now slowly this barrier is breaking down and people seem to be making progress. The McCains had to go through an extraordinary process, rather an intrusive process by the bureaucrats to adopt Bridget McCain. The adoption agency officials came to McCains home rifled through their drawers and even asked John about his sex life.

This was an insight into a sick girls life that was destined to die in an orphanage in Bangladesh. However, Bridget McCain proved to be a miracle child – blessed by Mother Teresa.

Personally, its awesome when people open thier homes to kids who need it.

I recall reading their story in Parents magazine. Can you believe Senator McCain's alleged temper flared when the adoption officials asked how often he had sex with his wife?

I remember thinking I doubt I'd win the Miss Congeniality award if it had been done to me.

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
For the two that voted the last choice: This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

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Originally posted by dmuhler:

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Originally posted by dmuhler:
For the two that voted the last choice: This is a push poll that was conducted by Karl Rove during the South Carolina primary in the 2000 election.

BTW I think it is ****, but it worked for Bush.

Link.

For those that missed it, or don't know how to read. This was posted as an example of the dirty tricks that are still on going right here on this forum. It was a shame then, it is a shame now.