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Sally Quinn is the daughter of General Quinn and his wife. I don’t think that they are still alive.
General Quinn and his wife were best friends of Sen. Barry Goldwater and his wife. They traveled together and were close in their politics too. I will be willing to bet that Sally Quinn came to Washington as a Republican and once she started to socialize with the rich and powerful had a political conversion as well.
p>Keep up the good work. br> — Roger Davidson /p>I heard her comments and was repelled. I would NEVER have voted for McCain if he had not chosen Sarah Palin as his running mate. She may not have the same — very same — religious beliefs that I hold, but she tries and she is genuine.
How many years has it been since we have had Politicians about whom we could say that? Far too many.
p>And, I would vote for a ticket with her whether or not she happens to be a female. Enough of that already! br> — Sterling W. B. Homan, Ph.D., J.D. br> Birmingham, Alabama
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