MSM Ignores Cindy McCain's Works Of Passion Choking Us With Hussein's Wife Ad Nauseum

Here's a nice story about Cindy McCain, a rarity in the news today as the press for the most part fumbles and trips over one another trying to sell Michelle Obama to the masses in the same drooling fashion afforded her husband. And when that didn't work as planned or hoped, they remade her and sent her back out with a fake personality lift, the "new and improved version" as if we're all supposed to forget the real militant, condescending and pushy Mrs Obama who's the one that's never been proud of her country.

This is the real Cindy McCain, not a new and improved version made up with focus groups and Madison avenue consultants teaching her how to act and not be a bi*** like the other candidate's wife is often viewed as. Maybe the media could do the country a favor and shine some more light on this woman who has always loved her country and would be a fine representative of American women as the next first lady.

A woman seemingly quite happy being a wonderful mother to her children and John McCain's wife, who doesn't have her eyes set on bigger and better things down the road like Michelle Obama seems to be, possibly envisioning in her daydreams a Clinton-like scenario in her and Barack's future, with her becoming the First African American Woman to become president after "her husband breaks down the Racist Barrier in American presidential politics" !!!!, God help us.

Cindy McCain's Operation Smile work is personal, not political

PilotOnline.com: "When Cindy McCain, wife of the presumptive Republican nominee for president, gets her picture taken while doing work with the Norfolk-based charity Operation Smile, she's not playing politics.

It's personal.

McCain has been a volunteer for Operation Smile since 2001, but the charity's mission reached into her life in the 1990s.

In 1993, the McCains adopted a child suffering from a severe cleft palate. McCain had cared for the child at a Bangladeshi orphanage run by Mother Teresa, and she brought the child back with her to America, Operation Smile Senior Development Director Vonnie Wray said.

Bridget McCain was treated for the condition and currently attends high school in Arizona.

'She's now a beautiful, beautiful girl,' Cindy McCain said. 'I think that's a large part of why I do what I do for Operation Smile.'" continued

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