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If McCain is elected president, will he respond to every crisis -- from market turmoil to hurricanes --by cancelling things? If so, will he also cancel some government programs? Somebody bail me out here.
UPDATE: I suppose McCain technically calls for postponing things. So he wouldn't necessarily have to cancel any government programs. He could just postpone paying for them until the next administration is in office.
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louis vuitton| 4.26.10 @ 9:57PM
is "world view"? Are conservatives seriously going to argue that she knows what she's talking about?
Meanwhile, some other canada goose conservatives seem to be contented that her hawkish answers suggest that her heart is in the right place. But that's the same assumption conservatives made about President Bush, and look how that turned out.