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McCain's Phoenix Arizona parking lot is worth between $1.4 and $2.4 million. That is over $1 million more than the average American home.

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    normallysilent1 year, 4 months ago

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    anyone with his job and at his age which hasn't made an investment or two I sure wouldn't vote for to lead the country. I bet there wasn't anything the least bit shady about the purchase either.

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    Fedquip1 year, 4 months ago

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    reporter: "Define rich"
    McCain: "About 5 Million"

    wow

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    miklkit1 year, 4 months ago

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    How the heck did he swing a deal for THAT parking lot? There had to be some competition for a parking lot for a baseball field.

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    crespi1 year, 4 months ago

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    I hope he remembers it...

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      willottica1 year, 4 months ago

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      Don't it always seem to go:
      "You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone."
      They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot.

      This would make a great attack ad, and somehow I think the Democrats would be able to get permission for use of the song:

      ... a mom-and-pop shop being bulldozed, a clearcut forest, fleets of SUVs, a 'made in china' label, a closed manufacturing plant, oil spills covering a beach... powerful images to go with the song. Final image (if they can get it) would be the "Straight Talk Express" parked in an otherwise-empty lot...

      No speech, just the images and the song.

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      Teech1 year, 4 months ago

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      McLame and his money bags wife definitely qualify for those huge tax cuts for the super rich. No wonder the senile old fool wants to make the Bush tax cuts permanent. What's another 3 or 4 trillion on the national debt - chicken feed.

      Bet McSame doesn't have a sub-prime, negative amortization mortgage on that parking lot!

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      CHAM1 year, 4 months ago

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      Now, Now lets not get too tough on the guy. Don't you remember there is only one way for his wife to get around in Arizona? That's by private plane. See she needed a landing strip for that plane and the parking lot serves double duty.

      So you see, they thought they would save some taxpayer money by making a double use airport/parking lot. Now if he could just remember where it is..............

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        lovemylibs1 year, 4 months ago

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        The tailgate parties here are fantastic.

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        Klarissa1 year, 4 months ago

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        Your candidate's leadership experience:

        The four plus years (1995-1999) Barack Obama spent as founding chairman of the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC) represent his track record as reformer, as someone who reached out in a public-private collaboration and had the audacity to believe his effort would make things better. At the time he became leader of this ambitious project to remake the public schools of Chicago, he was 33 years old and a third year associate at a small Chicago law firm, Davis, Miner, Barnhill & Galland.

        This was a big test for him, his chance to cut his teeth on bringing hope and change to the mostly minority inner city school children trapped in Chicago schools. And he flopped big time, squandering lots of money and the time of many public employees in the process.

        If Ayers were the sole point of interest in seeking the Annenberg Challenge files promised to Kurtz, all "132 boxes, containing 947 file folders, a total of about 70 linear feet of material", then the Obama camp might claim it was merely guilt-by association and persuade at least some of its own partisans. But the fact that Obama was in charge of a massive expensive project makes it indisputably a matter of proper vetting to examine his track record at delivering on promises of hope and change.

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        caine1231 year, 4 months ago

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        Money is nothing, but wisdom. Obama, I think is the best candidate for it.

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          B1BLancer1 year, 4 months ago

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          I see no reason why this should be a story. McCain has been successful. So flippin' what?! I congratulate him. At least he didn't deal with a convicted felon like B. Hussein did.

          Obama for president? No thanks. Keep the change.

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          Poulenc1 year, 4 months ago

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          Has anyone noticed that those who rise to high position in this country are almost invariably wealthy?

          Duh!

          The issue is not that they have bucks, but whose interests they'll most immediately (try to) safeguard.

          McCain has already made it quite plain that he's on the side of those who already hold all the cards, as of course Bush and Co. were and continue to be.

          Helping the rich to get richer isn't a pretty thing to do given the state of our perilously tattered union, is it?

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          quackpot1 year, 4 months ago

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          Come on folks. A rich guy owning a parking lot is not an important issue.

          After the past eight years of un-leadership, the U.S. has so many REAL problems to face, we can do without stories on trivia.

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            saneman1 year, 4 months ago

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            I am more concerned if McCain got taxpayer's money to acquire the parking lot. I am not sure how many actually know that the rich people in this country routinely get free government grants for their pet projects. They don't use their own money. For example, would you be surprised to know that people like Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jordan of basketball fame, Bill Gates, etc. routinely apply for and get free government grants. In addition, corporations employ grant writers who apply for free government grants all the time and in addition, to receiving subsidies from the government, they always receive free government grants. Wouldn't you think that the Republicans/Conservatives would be extremely outraged by this? At least, that's what I always hear on these blogs. But for some unknown reason, they are more than willing to overlook giving not $millions to corporations but actually hundreds of $billions of taxpayers' money to corporations and to the wealthy in this country. In addition to the subsidies, the government gives hundreds of $billions in free grants to corporations and to the wealthy. Talk about hypocrisy!!!

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            Progressive1 year, 4 months ago

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            Yes, McCain was successful in dumping his disabled first wife to marry the younger, prettier, rich Cindy, who was successful in being the sole heir of her wealthy father. Who could compare that to Obama, whose single mother had to use food stamps to help provide for her son so that he could grow up to work his way through college, and Michelle, whose blue collar father, despite suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, worked two jobs to put his children through college? Whiners, indeed!

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            kngfish7401 year, 4 months ago

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            wow mccain and his wife have been successful. that seems to be a bad thing to the media and liberals. i though america was all about success stories? i guess not when they are republicans. but the whole larry sinclair story doesen't get printed anywhere.....amazing isn't it

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            ronbearoh1 year, 4 months ago

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            McCain has it all. Trophy wife and millions in the bank!

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            Klarissa1 year, 4 months ago

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            Check out the wealth of union leaders, movie stars, and athletes. How is that different?

            You are all just jealous. You either don't have the talent or the willingness to put in the work required to be "wealthy".

            It is known as "whining".

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            traveler20001 year, 4 months ago

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            Only in America....

            Guys, grow up, stop mud trowing and all the slander.

            Again, I don't care what Mc Cain did or not in Vietnam (unless it was very bad, e.g. proven fact he was actualy spying for the Vietcon, or proven fact that he was a Russian spy).
            I don't care if he chaets on his wife or not. If he's gay or not. If he goes to chuch or not.
            I'm only intersted in his program and idea's.
            I don't even care if he changed his mind in certain political ideas, solutions or even past decisions. Like Bismarck used to say "only fools never change their minds".

            Same goes for Obama.

            I don't even care that Mc Cain has more house than me, AND a 2 million parking lot. I knew he was/is rich, the better for him. Being rich is nothing wrong.
            However, I now have a BIG doubt over Mc Cain (before, I tought he was a more "liberal" republican). In this interview (so this is not mud nor slander) he realy shows he has no understanding of the problem of "normal" every day people: saying "being rich is starting at an income of about 5 million US dollar"........ wow......
            Now I understand why in his mind giving tax breaks to people who earn e.g. "only" a meagre 2 million, is giving tax breaks to the poor.......
            I can't even understand how you can survive on less than 1 million. (lol)

            By the way (other lol), was that 5milion after or before tax.....?

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