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- Asinus Gravis: Hagee is John McCain's Louis Farrakhan. Except that McCain seems to welcome the endorsement of this right wingnut with his manipulative attitude toward the Jews and his anti-Arab hatred. Is read more
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Hagee is John McCain's Louis Farrakhan. Except that McCain seems to welcome the endorsement of this right wingnut with his manipulative attitude toward the Jews and his anti-Arab hatred.
Is McCain really this desperate? I had a lot more respect for him, when in 2000, he spoke honestly about the Religious Right and their idiocy.