What John McCain Says About His Divorce

August 22, 2008

What John McCain Says About His Divorce

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Cynematic blogs at P i l l o w b o o k.

By Cynematic
Aug 22, 2008 9:18:28 AM | Cindy McCain, Cynematic, Earn Our Votes, John McCain, TV, Radio and Media Appearances

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I can't automatically fault the guy for having an affair after spending so long as a POW. That's got to mess you up, and even though it's wrong I can't imagine what was going on in his head when he got back.

But that little smirk on his face when he talks about it now is sickening. Yech. He seems so smarmy about it that I can't take what he says at face value.

Posted by: Bill | August 22, 2008 at 10:53 AM

Had MULTIPLE affairs.

Was married and yet LIED to a woman to get her to pay attention to him.

blech blech blech

Posted by: Miss Britt | August 22, 2008 at 11:33 AM

The question was what went wrong and McCain responds he takes full responsibility for the failure of his marriage. He always blames the marriage, not himself for the failure. Cindy switches the subject to "she was a good wife and mother" not acknowledging he already had a wife who was mother to their children for at least 9 months before the divorce.

A prisoner of war does not get a free pass to have multiple affairs.

Posted by: mskate | August 22, 2008 at 07:25 PM

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