The Pain for McCain is Mainly in the Plains
The Plains and the Rockies and the Midwest and the South
Senator John S McCain
Is feeling political pain.
He's haunted by meeting,
That felonious Keating
And Sarah's been talking again!
Is feeling political pain.
He's haunted by meeting,
That felonious Keating
And Sarah's been talking again!
Published by Tsu Dho Nimh
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The senator's trophy wife, Cindy McCain, and her father, invested $359 thousand in a Phoenix shopping mall developed by a Keating company. Their share sold for $15 million.
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Post a CommentI like your title-- and the fact that you worked, not only ''felonious'' and the keating five into it.